The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1907-07-10

pushing IS the price OF success
W. E. JENKINsON co.
All the stores will be closed On the
18th
Mrs. A. C. Bradham is on visit to
Enoree.
Mr.. S. W. Barron spent the 4th, in
Darlington.
Mr.C. NJ. Mason of St. Paul spent
Monday ia town.
Mrs. J. L. Wells IS in Laurens on a
visit to her aunt
Mrs. NJ. NJ. David is visiting rela-
tives in Columbia.
Mr.. J. A. Weinberg is soiournlng at
Wrightsville Beach.
Mr.. S. L. Krasnof has gone to New
York on q pleasure trip
DR.. and Mrs. c.. B. Geiger have re-
turned from their bridal tour.
Mr.. r. F. Morris, of Turbeville, will
be at Clark's Warehouse this season.
Mr., and Mrs. Jno. DeMars returned
from their bridal trip last THURSDAY.
Miss Halle Kirven of Darlington is
in Manning visiting Mrs. r. E. Hsrlee.
Dr.. J. A. Cole and wife are at home
from their honeymoon in the noun
tainS.
The Manning tobacco market will
commence regular sales on Thursday,
.Jaly 18th.
Ali of the bridal couples arrived
home about the same time which may
be significant.
Mrs. A. Abrams left Monday to spend
few days in Kingstree with her sister
Mrs. Ahrons.
Miss Caro- Efrd, of Lexington, is in
Manning visiting her school mate, MISS
lucille Iseman.
Mr.. and Mrs. ). S. Ahrons of Kings
tree spent the Fourth in Manning with
Mr. A. Abrams.
Mrs. E. J. Mclean, accompanied by
her daughter Miss Jessie, left yester-
day for Glenn Springs.
Mr. T. F. Cofey and family left this
morning for Boone, N. c., where they
will spend the summer.
Mr.. A. B. Bray, who will buy tobac.
CO for the Imperial Tobacco Co., is at
his post ready for business.
Died at New Zion last Friday Mrs.
Annie Layendar, wife of Mr.. W. +.
Lavendar, aged about 80 years.
There will be reunion OF Co. b.
26th. regiment st Bulah on Saturday
before the fourth Sunday IN July.
The town of Hartsyille, much
Younger town than Manning, has Just
voted unanimously for a $4,000 school
house.
Mr.. David Levi and family left yes
terday for Washington, and Will later
go to some of the northern pleasure
resorts.
There was picnic at Trinity school
house last Saturday which was very
largely attended and enjoyed by all
there.
There is an effort being made to get
another rural route to run from Alcolu
through the Fork. We hope it will
succeed.
The educational awakening in Clar-
endon is evidenced by the number OF
applicants for scholarships in the va
rlous colleges.
Let the other fellow create progres
may be well enough for graveyard:
but it viii not do for a town with liv-
ing inhabitants.
Mr.. E. r. Plowden attended the
horse and cattle show in Darlington
on the 4th, and was very much pleased
with the exhibits.
There will be preaching at Fellow
ship church next Sunday at 4::30 p: %.
by the pastor, Rev. j. n. Iolar. fuo-
lie cordially invited.
s.The glorious Fourth was quietly
observed in Manning. The stores with
but one exception were closed, and the
town had deserted appearance
Mr.. J W. Mcleod has returned from
a visit through Sumter, Florence and
Darlington counties, and he thinks
Clarendon has much the best crops.
= Died in Manning last Thursday, Mrs.
Carrie Sturgess, wife of Mr.. J. w.
Sturgess, aged about 35 years. The
body was taken TO Wedge6eld for in
terment.
The Womans Missionary Society OF
Pax7ille will give an entertainment at
the Paxville Academy on Friday night
July II, for the benefit of the Paxville
Baptist church.
Married by Rev. G. a. Spruill at the
Baptist parsonage in Paxyllle last
Sunday night, MIR. Charlie Broadway
and Miss Ollie Andrews, daughter o!
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Andrews.
Mr.. Tinmie Howle can now boast o.
the prsttiest horse in the county, which
he bought at the horse and cattle sho"
in Darlington. This animal took the
h]ne ribbon there on the Fourth.
Cards are out announcing the mar
riaee 3 Mr. Richie Hugh Belser ane
Miss Mary Sue Harvin OF Silver, t
take place in the Presbyterian churct
o.. cnmmerton on the oath of thl