The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1907-12-11

Al. P!OwGen lett NOnuaS u
,ntins party 1t Georgetown.
". G. Davis is in Charleston
....s-sa.lziance on the grand lodge OF ma
-c::s.
Don't forget TO come TO the court
house on Friday evening at ocleck 70
hear Miss Nance.
Mr.. George Collins OF Columbia, rep
resentatiug Pioule NJ -dicine Co. OF
Chicago spent Sunday in Manning.
The teachers and trustees of the
county should hear Miss Nance oD Sat
urdar at eleven O'Clock at the court
house,
The long looked for mess Of patridges
we have been expecting from Col.
Mitch EpDS has not shown up yet, our
faith saws they will come.
Died last Sunday near PaXviEle. Wm.
Geddings, sou OF James Geddings. aged
about 80 wears. The intermeut took
place at Home Branch Church Monday.
Die6 at Greelyville last Sunday
morning. Mrs. Julia Taylor wife OF Mr..
S. J. Tarlor. aged about G5 wears. The
funeral took place Monday Tt Mt. Hope
Remember the.school bond election
20 take place uo The lIlh inst. Mr..
Joseph Sprott vii! have duplicate reg
istrstton certificates for eve:v aualltiad
voter in school district No. 9. Don't
fail to vote.
DR.. Barnett a. Elias OF Charleston,
was in Manning last Monday, and per-
formed The rite of circumscism on the
irfsnt son of Mr.. aud Mrs. A. Abrams.
Mai. Abe Levi and his wife were the
god parents.
We direct attention 20 the advertise
ment of DR.. Il. H. Drake an eye spec
Ialist who is now at the Manning Hote!
for ooe week, those wishing glasses
have an opportunity to be supplied of
professional ocnlist.
Drowned 10 Santee River last Thurs
dav Grant Parker, q son OF boston
parSer, colored. The decreased was
duck huntipg aud was after so,ne ducks
that he had shot when his boat caps!Zed
and his body taken down the swift cun-
ning stream.
we regret to learn that County
s,,psrintendent OF Education S P. Eo!-
iaday vas taken seriously Ii! last week,
and caaid no; he NJ his office Saturday.
Mr. Holladsy IS alwaFsrat his post OF
duty, and his not being there this time
was very noticeable.
On account of the increased mail the
money order and register departments
os the post Office will close at p N.
The public will therefore remember
thas no more money, orders VIII pe
written a,c no more letters or packages
registered after 5 O'Clock p. IN.
Strauss -Rogan Co. Of Summertop IS
pushing forward making business come
20 them. by letting people know what
they are dong and proposing 70 lnouce
trade. This concern by their advertls-
ine IS the talk of that whole section.
Read their advertisement: IL this issue.
It is reported that one of the speak
ers at the mass meeting last week. the
man who com mnlained of no price being
put on the whiskey labels at the dis
osnsarv. was so mad when he read the
account of the meeting in THE TINES
that be laid q hard boiled egg and went
cackling over to q neighbors 70 get Dim
to write piece TO be published.
The ladies Aid Society of the Pax
vile Methodist Church Will hold a ba.
zsar in this town beginning on the even
inc Of The 18th inst. and closing on the
2Ist. Various articles OF fancy work,
aprons, TOYS, furniture and other goods
will be sold at the booths. Oysters and
Quail on toast will be serve j during the
time .by the ladies, liberal patronage
during this occasion viii be greatly ap-
preciated Mrs G. H. Curtis, Jr-
There was quite 3 large contingent
FROM Manning that went TO Sumter On
last Thursday evening TO take degrees
in ROYAL Arch Masonry The party
was composed o; Messrs. 7. T. Cotfey,
J. ". Rigay, Leon Weinberg, c. w.
Wells. L. Il. Earvin, T. P. Erwin, &.
D. Cl;.k an<! L,nis Appe!t. Mr.. G. NJ
Mason of ST. Paul was also of the
party. and he received all the rights
benefits and everything else that
coming 10 him.
We would call special att
the notice elsewhere publ' -
address TO he dellvere" i,-,
evening in the court p
bv Miss Mary 7. NJ"
and we sincerely -,sl'