The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1907-04-03

MOuOdS LII eOHi.
Mr.. Frank Barron visited George
town last week.
The millinery shops were popular
places last week.
The Jamestown exposition opens the
10Th OF this month.
The South Atlantic League season
opens next Monday.
Mr.. J. D. Gerald of Summerton spent
last Saturday in town.
The new building erected for Clark's
market is now completed.
Rev. and Mrs. Jno. o. Cough have
returned home from Atlanta.
Died at Grist, n. c., on the 10Th Mr..
F. G. Hemingway formerly OF TINS
county.
Tindal's mill pond IS furnishing much
fish and pleasure for the young folks
these nights.
There will be no more tickets at
Wells barber shop, all shaves are ten
cents straight.
Miss Clara Smith of the Columbia
Female College spent Easter in Man
ming with the Misses Appel.
The ParlaDd-Newhall Company will
give concert next Friday evening.
April 5th, at $50 o'clock at the lnstl-
rute hall.
The delinquent box renters at the
postofice found themselves getting
mail out of the general delivery last
Monday. Their boxes were closed.
Mr.. Charles Beatty left Monday for
Jamestown, where he has the sole
right of the picture business during
the exposition.
The friends of Miss Massey Lee
Estes viii be glad to learn That she has
won first prize in The State contest,
for this district, which is g. trip TO the
Jamestown exposition.
MIR. and Mrs. B. T. Thames left Fri
dav 29ch to visit their daughter Mrs.
B.L. Priester, relatives and friends IN
Staunton county, Va, accompanied oy
their neice Miss Loula Davis.
Advertising pays when properly
done, but when the advertiser is penu-
rious in the use Of printers ink. the
trading public is not much attracted,
even if it is a special sale advertised.
The plant Of the Clarendon Sentinel
which was advertised to be sold by the
sheriff last Monday, was not sold. as
some of the owners of the property set
tied the debt before the hour OF sale.
The reports from Sumter with regard
to Hon. Johns. Wilson's condition are
favorable. He has been steadily I'M
proving the past week, and now hopes
are entertained for speedy recovery.
Constable Lowder of Pinewood. got
busy and has siezed and shipped to the
sheriff a lot OF liquor taken from blind,
tigers in that section. Keep 1t up, and
there will be no excuse for dlspen-
sary at Pinewood.
Mr.. J. c.. Dove, the father Of Miss
Octavia, Dove, one of the teachers IN
our local school, died suddenly at
his home in Sumter last Monday. Miss
Dove has the sympathy OF this com
munity in her affection.
Married BY Rev. D. A. Phillips last
Sunday afternoon, Mr.. W. NJ. Wlsor
and Miss Nellie Mccall, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Mccall. MT
Wilson at present is composltor II
The TINES Office
Mrs. Emma G. Dietrich Of New York
will speak in the Methodist church
Tuesday evening April 9Th inst, at I
O'Clock. Come to hear her. You VII
be delighted. No one can help oelne
edited that hears her.
The seventh grade was unintentlon
" left off the honor roll last week. Inc
following names should have appeared
on the list: Jake Harvin, Mary: Rldglll
Nav Davis, Virginia Wilson, Marion
Wells, Fannie Nell Bradham. Roxle
Holiday.
From the time that the quarte
struck the opening notes OF Poe's I'M
mortal Anrabel Lee to the closing one:
of Sullivan's equally great Lost Chord
the audience was treated to high
class program rendered by a company
of artists
Died in Columbia last THURSDAY
after an illness of but few days, Sam
ueI Rush Cole, Jr., second son of Mr.
and Mrs. S. Z. Cole, formerly of Man
ning. The funeral took place in the
Naming cemetery Friday morning
Rev D. A. Phillips. pastor Of tn
Methodist church. conducted the ser
vice. The deceased was an unusual,
bright boy and much beloved by III
associates. He was IN the 25ro year Q
his age and gave promise OF Joy to IL
loving parents who, togetner VIII
their eldest son E. Boyd Cole, editor Q
the Barnwell Sentinel, accompanie
the remains to Manning.
P;newooi lodge Of Knights OF P7thla
celebrated its fourth anniversary las
Wednesday evening with an eXcellen
BANQUET. There was a large numoe
of quests, and fine music furnished o
the local orchestra. Mr.. Kutleog
Rivers OF Charleston, Grand Cna1ce
lor, and DR.. J. II. Thornweli, OF For
Motto. Grand Keeper of Records an
Seals, were expected to be present an
deliver addresses, but both were ur
avoidably absent. The TINES edlto
was also honored with an invitation
speak on that occasion, but circuu
stances arose which prevented q!
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