The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-05-30

Manning VS.. Elloree Friday and Sat
urday.
Mr.. J. l. Wells spent Sunday in
Columbia.
Mr.. ". H. MCGUIRE of Danville is in
Manning to-day.
Mrs. J. P. Inabnit of Sumter IS visit
ing her mother here.
Several from here attended dance
in Summertou last week.
Capt. C. K. Rabb and family have
moved to Sullivan's Island.
What is the matter with Pat. Of Al
colu, his newsy letters are missed.
The schedule Of the S. C. S. league
will appear. in to6ay's Sumter Item.
When YOU come to court next week
call and look after your suoscrlptlon.
Everybody come to the Manning
Elloree games Friday and Saturday.
The country people are especially
invited to be at the Saturday ball game.
MrH. 3 Tindal, one of Greenvilie's
aldermen was in Manning this morn
ing
MIR. Milton Weinberg of South Caro-
lima College is spending few days at
home.
Manning opens the league season
with Camden, at Manning, June IL, Il
and Is.
Manager George Odiorne attended
she base ball meeting IN Sumter yes
ter0ay.
Manning and Elloree will play two
games of ball here next Friday and
Saturday.
Mrs. Lulie NJ. Vaughn Of Dillon is in
Manning visiting her sister, Mrs. }. 4.
Slaughter.
Hon. E. D. Smith, president OF the
cotton association, has been quite Ill
at the Columbia hotel.
Mr.. John ?. Bell has opened up a
tin and general repair-shop in the old
telephone central Office.
Court convenes here next Monday.
Hon. G W. Gage is the presiding
Judge. It will take up the entire week
with the sessions court.
1t is reported here that there are a
number of young men IN the Summer
ton and Silver sections, who have ols-
covered their love to Whittle.
Died at Mouzor's Saturday night
Mrs. Emma Mouzon aged about 70
wears. She was the grandmother OF
Mr.. Edward Reardon of this town.
The fac staff on the ". E. Jenkin-
son store was struck by lightning last
SUNDAY afternoon It shattered the
pole but the eagle remained steadfast.
The postofice authorities have es-
tablished Harvin postofice with 5. Il.
Earvin as post master. This Office IS
located on the railroad between Alcolu
and Brogdens.
a fairly good game OF ball was play
ed here Monday, between two scrub
mines, calling themselves Manning and
Alcolu. The game resulted IN favor OF
Manning 5 to 3.
Married by Magistrate S. NJ. YOU
mans lastSunday morning at six O'CLOCK
Mr.. J. b. Hodge of Summerton, and
Mrs. J. E. Flood, widow OF the late Mr.
Jeremiah Flood.
The Manning building and loan as
sociation has recently had its books
checked up, with the gratifying result
ofan annual profit OF ten per cent to
the share holders.
During an electric storm in Manning
last Sunday afternoon, Prof. +. }.
Browne was rendered momentarlly un.
conscious from the shock Of Tightening
striking near where he was standing.
Married by Rev. a. n. Brunson, last
Thursday afternoon at the Methodist
parsonage, MIR. Leslie Brunson of Sum
merton and Miss Viola Corbett, g
daughter of MIR. N. B. Corbect OF Pax
vile.
If Summerton thinks Manning's team
is honest, let those Thomas gather ul
a nine that know the difference BE-
tween base ball and q hot air bag
and when they have found such the
Manning team will gladly see them.
There are some people in this towr
who cannot be happy unless they are
creating mischief by whispering false
hoods so they may add Jury to the
flames of gossip. 1t pays to give NJ
heed to such characters.
Died in the Sumter hospital, last Sun
6av Mrs. Annie Barksdale, wife OF Mr.,
r Barksdale, the well known repre-.
sentative of the Standard Oh Co
The deceased was a Miss Free
land, who held position before hel
marriage. as stenographer with the
n ". Alderman Sons Co. at Alcolu.
In the recent special school dlstrlc
eections. all went through N favor
the Graded schools except Harmony
The voters in Harmony township re
fused to vote upon themselves the ao
dirional tax, and by doing so, in ou
opinion, they have not added anythin!
+o tho nrooress of their community.
communication from Turbeville
which should have reached us IN tim
for publication last week did not ge
here until after the paper was puolls6
ed. it was missent to some other ofhc
before reaching Us. We would nav
nrblished it this week anyway, ou
having had a letter relating TO tn
same subject last week, it would b