The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1907-06-19
Panola VS.. Manning Friday

Panola VS.. Manning Friday
Mr.. ". E. James Of Kingstree spent
yesterday iu town.
Ladies will be charged for at the
park Fridays cents.
Hon. Jos. F. Rhame and wife left last
Monday for Glenn Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Erwin left this
morning for the jamestown ESpos't'on'
Rev. and Mrs. c.. A. Waters are at
home at the residence of Mr.. j. L.
Wilson.
Mr.. T. Nj. Mouzon has moved in the
house recently occupied by Mr.. Z. ;.
Rigby.
Magistrate Youmans continues to be
confined to his bed and is improving
slowly.
One of them comes off tonight, the
other in the near future to be followed
by more.
Mrs. F. E. Harrison OF Abbevllle IS
in Manning visiting her parents Mr..
and Mrs. S. E. Ingram.
Mrs. Owings OF Columbia is here to
attend the marriage OF Miss Katie
Plowdep, her neice, this evening.
Manning and Pamela will cross
bats at Manning next Friday. Ladies
will be charged the regular admisson.
Mr.. W. J. Muldrow, of Anderson,
formerly OF Manning, is here to attend
the Cole-Plowden wedding this even
ing.
The Manning Methodist Sunday
school will have a basket picnic at the
'.Harvin place. near Manning next
Friday.
The marriage o. Dt.J. A. Cole and Miss
Xs5;e Powder vii take place IN the
/. Presav teciac church a59 O'Clock this
evening.
Married LAST wednesday evening IN
tse sapc!ss church at Paxville by Rev
Soruiii Miss Elma Geddings and Mr..
". E. Tisdale.
When will there be any action taken
with regard to having the election for
bonding the school district? The trus-
tees ought to see that this is done.
County Treasurer L L. Wells has
been quite sick the past few weeks but
the attending physician informs US to-
day that he is now on the road to re-
covery.
There is going to be basket picnic
on July 9Th, at Trinity school house.
The public is cordially invited. The
editor is also invited and is promised a
nice dinner.
Died suddenly at her home, Wyboo,
last THURSDAY, Mrs. Minnie Frlerson,
relict OF the late Maj. J. J. Friersonl,
aged about 73 years. The funeral took
place at Statesburg, S. G.
Died in Manning at the home OF her
father, Mr.. r. L. Logan, last Sunday
Mrs. Gayle Walker, wife Of Mr.. Joseph
Walker. The internent took place
Monday in the Manning cemetery.
Died at her home, near DuRant yes
terday morning, Miss Ruby Williams,
aged about 20 years, Youngest daughter
OF Mrs. B. T. Williams. The funeral
took place in the Concord burying
ground.
St. Peters Lodge, No. 81, A. F. NJ,
meets tonight at 7:30 for short busi-
ness session. a full attendance is re.
ouested as business OF Importance Will
come before the lodge and there will
probably not be another meeting until
October.
We do not know whether it is laZl-
ness or lack of news matter but our
correspondents throughout the county
are not sending us as much matter as
we would like. Summerton, Paxvliie,
Pinewood, Foreston and Alcolu seem
to have gone TO sleep. Wake up.
The Atlantic Coast Line will sell
coach excursion tickets on Ihursday
9th inst, to Norfolk and return, good
for ten davs on basis Of one cent a
mile. On the 18th is Carolina Day
at the jamestown exposition and the
very cheap rate will draw large
South Carolina contingent.
Elloree and Manning played two
canes of ball here last week. and re.
Suited in Elloree taking the first game
to O and the second was called al the
END of the ninth inning 10 allow Eiloree
to catch the train, score 3 to ). The
visitors are a gentlemanly set OF fel-
lows and play good ball. We hope tc
bovo +boro with us aCaln
The editor has received an invitation
from the State Commissioners to attend
siSouth Carolina Day" at jamestown
exposition Friday, June 26th. Alsc ar
inv;tation from His EXcellency Cover
nor Martin F. Ansel to attend a recep
tion in the Virginia State building on
the evening of the same day.
Died at her home in Manning las
Thursday hight, after a lingering i'll
ness. Mrs. Lily McRoy, wife of Mr.. 0
". McRoy aged about 46 years. Tbt
deceased was daughter Of the lat
r. ANGUS Ridgill, ,aad leaves surviving
her husband and Eve children, beside
two sisters and two brothers, Mrs. 7
r Minis of Paxville and Mrs. S. c
Williams OF Manning, George a. hld
gill and Charlie Ridgll! OF Sumne:ton
The funeral was largely attenoeo o
relatives and friends. kew y. \
Phillips Of the Methodist churcn a
sisted by Rev. a. r. Woodson OF IN
Presbyterian church and Rev. Z; a
Waters OF the Baptist church conouc'
ed the service. Mrs. McRoy was
good woman, her neighbors alway
spoke in the highest terms OF her; sn
never was happier than when SUI
L. SnrntaS h1ls