The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1907-03-06

Oyster supper next Friday evening.
Mr.. Il. D. Ferrel OF Greeleyville was
in town Monday.
Capt. T. H. Harvin of Silver spent
yesterday in town.
MIR. j. E. Reardon of Workman has
moved his family to Manning.
Mr.. Stephen Thomas of Charleston
is visiting his daughter Mrs. W. Scott
Harvin.
The Misses Levinson from Bishop
vile are visiting Mrs. Perry Krasnoff
IN Manning.
Mr.. w. NJ. Plowden has gone to
Florence to attend the United States
court as a juror.
Miss Corrine Barfeld of the Columbia
College for Women spent a few days
at home the past week.
Mrs. Mooney Haynesworth, of Flor
ence, is in Manning visiting her daugn-
ter, Mrs. W. E. Jenkinson.
The news items this week are scarce
because everybody is taking advantage
OF the good spell of weather.
Mr.. D. lily Wilson, Of Rome, S. c.:
was in Manning yesterday on visit to
his brother, Hon. J. S. Wilson.
DR.. I. NJ. Woods has recovered from
his recent illness sufficiently to be IN
Manning yesterday on business.
Died near DAVIS Cross Roads last
night, Mr.. Travis Turner, aged about
20 years, a grandson Of the late r. F.
Turner.
There is confidence in the stability
of property values in Manning yet as
will be noted by the sale of the naval
store lot.
The store next door to the post Office
has been rented to Mr.. Abrams OF
Norfolk, Va, and it viii be occupied
this week.
The Presbyterian congregation at a
meeting last Sunday called Rev. A. Il.
Woodsman TO the pastorate OF the Man
ming church.
There will be preaching at Fellow
ship church next Sunday afternoon at
O'Clock by Rev. J. N. Tolar. Public
cordially invited.
To be married at home tomorrow
afternoon, Mr.. Kimmie johnson and
Miss Mamie Rawlinson, a daughter OF
Mr.. W. J. Rawlinson.
Hon. +. S. Wilson was taken sick at
Bishopville and had to return home
from court,snowever, we are glad to
say he is able to be up again.
Oysters and everything nice to eat
over Levi store next Friday evening
and the proceeds go to help the ladies
renovate the Presbyterian manse.
An oyster supper will be given at
the Panola school house building Fri
day evening, March Sth, for the bene-
fit of improving the school library.
Mrs. Beulah Dinkins, after 8 visit to
her home at Rome, has returned to
Manning TO resume her position in the
millinery department. OF the Jenklnson
store.
We regret to learn that our Sum-
merton correspondent has been quite
sick, which accounts for the absence
of his newsy letters from our neighbor-
ing town.
TIE TINES editor is the recipient OF
some japonica trees from Mr.. 0. B.
Limehouse of Summerville, which is
highly appreciated and their growth
will be nursed with special care.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
will give an oyster supper IN the
Woodmen hall over the store OF Mr.
Louis Levi, next Friday evening, ano
they cordially invite a large patronage
There was shot supper' near the
oil mill last Monday night and Miss
Sallie Briggs. colored, imagined she
was shot by her friend, Mr.. Walter
Dickey, who has vamooseG. The wom'
an is not Injured.
Please look at the date upon the
label of this paper, 1t will Indicate te
YOU when your subscription expired
and that it takes cash to pay for work
and material which is indispensable
TO get out county newspaper.
There is some complaint of persons
blowing into the public road, and such
persons are liable to prosecution. The
county commissioners propose to stoI
blowing into the roads even If they
must resort to swearing out warrants
At meeting of the comfy commits
sioners last Saturday it was decided K
use the changing in each township
according to the amount OF commute
tion tax paid. The object being to have
the gang work some in every township
The lot known as the naval store 10
near the depot was sold at puollc out
cry last Monday for 81, l65 to Mr.. c. J
Clark of Virginia. Mr.. Clark is a lun
Der man of some means and it is sup
posed he will use the lot for .umoe
purposes.
On Tuesday night at s O'Clock IN tn
Baptist church March 18th, Rev. B
W. Spillman, international field sec
retary OF Sunday school board. ant
Rev. J. D. Moore of Columbia will lee
ture on Sunday school work. Tht
public is invited.
The ladies of the Presbyteria'
church We're quite successful witt
their supper last Friday evening. The.
We're disappointed in the failure of th