The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1907-09-25

Senator Kelly of Bishopville is IN
Manning today.
Mr.. J. D. Alsbrook of Spartanburg,
was in Manning this week.
Jenkinson has extra space in this issue.
Read what he says.
Thirty horses and mules to arrive to-
night for D. NJ. Bradham.
Mrs. J. A. Burgess of Summerville
is in Manning visiting her parents.
We will have car OF stock in TO-
night to meet any requirements. u.
NJ. Bradbam.
Married in Columbia yesterday Mr.
Joseph S. Dickson OF Alcolu and Miss
Alma Van Metre of Columbia.
Some extra good harness and saddle
horses to arrive tonight come before
they are picked over. D. N. Bradham.
Died st Paxville last Sunday Mr.R.
). Mcleod in the 10th year OF his age:
The deceased was a very substantial
citizen.
The many friends OF Miss Hattie
Baenal are delighted to see her back
home again so much improved IN
health.
Died last night at the home of his
son-in-law Mr.. J. NJ. Strange, near
Wilson, Mr.. Daniel johnson aged about
81 years
Died suddenly near Bloomville yes
terday afternoon, Mrs. Hamilton. wife
of Robert Hamilton. The deceased
leaves three small children.
Mrs. T. NJ. Minis, of Silver, who has
been visiting her daughters IN Colum-
pia recently underwent q surgical oper-
alton at the Columbia hospital, and IS
doing nicely.
Married by Rev. J. Il. Noland at the
brides parents, at Pinewood, last
THURSDAY, Mr.. Frank E. Rodgers, Of
Marlboro and Miss Leila GeddIngs,
daughter CT Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Ged-
dings.
The charge of Judge Prince to the
grand jury at the opening OF court was
the subject of very favorable comment
from those who heard it. 1t was an
excellent deliverance.
The Bank of Summerton is sending
out to their patrons neatly gotten up
pen knife as an advertisement, and the
editor of The TINES was also comp!l-
mentS with one of them.
There is q hole in the street almost
in front Of the Central hotel, right
where visitors TO the town must see it,
and it would make them think our
town is neglectful to permit such on the
main thoroughfare
Hon. ard Mrs. John Z. McLaurin
have issued invitations to the marriage
of their daughter, Miss Bessie, and Mr..
Clarence Mills of Wilmington. n. c.,
at their home in Bennettsville, October
End. The couple will reside in Will
mington.
Married by Rev. J. W. Daniel, D. D.,
Tuesday morning 18th in Sumter, at the
home Of the brides parents, Mr.. Claude
P. Lesesne and Miss Bessie Daniel, a
daughter of Rev. J. W. Daniel. D. u.
The couple left on bridal tour Tor
the exposition.
Mr.. ). r. Stukes was called to Balti-
more last Wednesday to be with his
nephew Mr.. W. E. Burgess, who was
TO have undergone an operation: Ihe
latest from Mr.. Burgess is that he was
not 50 seriously i'll as was supposed, the
operation is not dangerous, and that he
will soon be out.
Rev. r. A. Sublett, after trip OF
six months through the States CT Texas,
Oklahoma, Indian Territory, and Ar
kansas, returned home last week. he
crossed these cotton States three times
from three different ways, and IN next
weeks TINES he will have something
to say about the crop conditions.
In the court roster we published iasl
week, the name OF Joseph F. Rhame
ESQ.,. was omitted, because he will oe
away during court. and by agreement
had all OF the cases IN which ne i
interested continued. MIR. Rhame Is
ALWAYS prominent ip our courts, and ms
name not appearing in our published
roster may not be understood by MS
large >clientale.
In Yesterdays News and Courier IRON
a correspondent at Aiken comes story
to the effect that the Manning hosiery
mill is about to be removed from this
town to Aiken. That Mr.. W. S. aar.
vim the owner of this mill has proposed
to sell his machinery for $500 anc
take one-half of this amount in stock
This change Of base IS contemplated
or account OF the scarcity of labor.
Mr.. Robert R. DuRant, Jr., formerly
of Clarendon, son of Mr.. W. J. Du
Rant. of Concord township was acci
dentalIv killed at Mobile, Ala, las
Monday, while dischargsng his duty a
car inspector, ana was crusheo oe
tween two cars. The body was orough
home for internent. The decease'
was a mem Der OF St. Peters lodge A
F. N.
The programs for the State w. c. 7
r convention are out. 1t will conven
at Newberry on the 30th inst, and cor
tinue several days. Several celeorltle
will attend it and among them Will Q
Mrs. Mary Harris Arnor State pres
dent of Georgia, who has been ouooe
The incompatible Mrs. Armor
ssThe second Francis Willard I'D
Queen Bee of the whole live tn:
stung the liquor traffic to ceatn
Georgia." etc. DR.. George B. Crome
vii! deliver an address. Mrs; Josep
Sprott of this place, who will presle
over the convention will be accomp
MED by the following delegates 1ro