The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1907-01-16

Be sure and read Risby's big ad.
Next Saturday is Lees birthday.
Rev. S. o. Cantey, of Lynchburg,
spent Friday IN town.
Mr.. George Odiorne ofPee Dee, n.
c., spent yesterday in town.
DR.. REYNOLDS, of Pinewood, spent last
Saturday in town on professional busl-
ness.
We are informed that the New Zion
Mercantile Co., have had their tre
loss paid.
M. Woods, ESQ, has been invited
to address the Woodmen OF Summerton
tonight.
Mrs. Rosa Weinberg, acc companied by
two of her daughters. spent last Sunday
in Sumter.
Mr.. C. 8. Stanton of Clio has accept
ed a position with The Calendar Clock
Co. here.
The firm of Nlouzon & Rigby has
been dissolved, Mr.. Mouzon continuing
the business.
There Will be a big time at Martins
Lake tomorrow, horse racing, turkey
shooting, etc.
Mr.. w. H. Trescott formerly with
the Manning ;Grocery Co. IS now
with P. 5. Mouzon.
Mr.. S. Oliver O'Bryan was called to
kingstree to the bedside OF MS orotner
Julius, who is very III.
The store recently occupied by c. NJ.
Davis & Co: IS being gotten ready 1or
occupancy by Mr.. D.. ..Hirschmann.
Misses Clara Taylor of Charleston,
and Jane Purdy of Sumter are spend
ING some time with Miss Pet Wilson.
Judge Purdy has rendered his resig-
nation as Judge of the 3rd circuit, to
take effect the first OF next September.
MIR. ". NJ. Dye, of Charleston, form
erly of this county. spent a few days ID
town last week with friends and rela-
tiyes.
Representatives Scarborough, Din
gle and Applet and Solicitor Wilson
spent last Sunday at their respective
homes.
Mr.. L. W. Cox has accepted posi-
ton with The Calendar Clock Co., and
will move to Pinewood in the near
future.
The representatives of the State
League will meet in Sumter on next
Tuesday to arrange all business for
next season.
Mai. A. J. R;chbourg OF Summerton
spent last Saturday 10 Manning looking
after the interests of the old soldiers
and their widows.
We remind the ssOld Vets not to
foreet.to call upon Miss Annie Loryea
next Saturday and be decorated by
with the Crosses of Honor.
Mr.. and Mrs. LeGrand Harvin, after
visit to their parents in Manning, ac.
companined by Mrs. Fl. L. LeGrand,
left for Hartsville last Sunday.
Dinkins Hodge, son of Mr.. E. D..
Hodge, who has been operated on for
appendicitis, was brought home from
Sumter and is on the road TO recovery.
Little Archie, son of Clerk of Court
A. I. Barron, who has been quite III
for the past week with pneumonia, is
getting along very nicely and 1t IS
hoped that his recovery will be speedy.
The friends OF Mr.. ". E. Selby Will
be glad to learn that he will return to
Manning, and has accepted position
as bookkeeper fer the w. E. Jenklnson
Company.
Mr.. Frank P. Burgess left yesterday
for Yorkville, where he will continue
in the cotton business. MIR. Burgess IS
Young man, who by strict adherence
to business. made many friends here.
Mrs. C. C. Fishburn of Columbia and
Mrs. D. NJ. Blanding of Sumter, who
have been visiting the family Of Hon.
John S. Wilson, returned to their re-
spective homes Monday.
DR.. II. W. Bays, the new Presiding
Elder of Charleston District, filed the
pulpit of the Methodist church Sunday.
He is very forcible speaker and his
sermon was enjoyed by a large con-
gregation.
Mr.. c.. r. Harvin, Jr.. has resigned
his position with the oil mill here, and
will leave within few days for Will
liamsburg county, where he will en-
gage in the brick business.
Mai. Henry 3. Richardson Of Pine
wood will make his residence in Col.
umbia. Major Richardson's moving to
the Capitol city will be distinct loss
to the county where he has so long and
honorably lived.
We would ask our readers to look at
the label on their paper and If the date
OF expiration is not correct to inform
us. And those who are in arrears vii
oblire US if they will send Us the where
with to have their dates advanced.
The Senator while at home last Sat
urday was asked by several why moth
inc has been done by the delegatlol
looking to legislation for the betternE
of our road system. This matter
now under consideration by the Sena
ator, and he is trying TO have prepared
bill which will avoid constltutlonla
objections. The matter IS now IN I'M
hands Of brother Senator who is on
of the best LAWYERS in the State. ant