The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1907-06-05
". E. JENKINSON co.

". E. JENKINSON co.
Be sure and read D. NJ. Bradham's s
new ad. in this issue
Miss Hattie Au. of Eastovee is Wis
iting friends in town.
Mr.. q. \. Richbourg of Summerton
spent Monday in town.
Miss Owen of Laurens is visiting her
sister Mrs. W. &. Creecy.
Miss Bessie Salley Of Orangeburg is
visiting Miss Clara Harvin.
Miss Minnie McFaddin Of Eastover is
visiting her mother near Manning.
Miss Marian Gilland of Kingstree is
visiting Miss Louise Beockinton.
Miss Louise Land of Foreston visited
Miss Vallye Applet this week.
Miss Massey Lee Estes left Monday
for an extended visit to Atlanta.
Miss Ethel Rabb OF Jacksonville,
Fla, is visiting friends in town.
Mr.. W. B. Dickson OF Black Noun
tain, y. c., is visiting relatives IN town.
Mrs. T. N. Gilland of Kingstree is in
Manning visiting Mrs. W. N. Brock
inton.
Miss Florle Land of Foreston visited
Misses Gladys and Helen Thames this
week.
Miss Belle Stewart of Greeleyville,
is visiting Misses Gladys and Helen
Thames.
Miss Louie Harvin, who has been
teaching school in Orangeburg is at
home for the summer
S. G.. Stukes, student Of Davidson
College, is at home with his parents
for the vacation.
There were many visitors in Man
ming to witness the closing exercises OF
the Moses Levi Memorial Institute
The Times editor was forced to go to
Charleston yesterday morning as lu-
ror in the United States district court.
Jefferson Davis birthday was observ-
ed last Monday as legal holiday. The
banks were closed and there was no
court.
Shipero and Levkoff have wound up
the bankrupt stock of the Mutual Dry
Goods Co., and have returned TO Au-
gusta.
Died yesterday morning at Black
Mountain, n. c., Eermione, the Il
months old daughter Of Mr.. James F.
Dickson.
The Manning Social Club gave one
of the most pleasant and successful
dances last evening ever given IN Man
ming.
Died near Columbia last Thursday,
Elizabeth Geiger, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. S. ?. Eolladay, Jr., aged about
two years.
Mr.. S. NJ. Younans returned home
from the Ipirmary iu Charleston Sun
day morning. Mr.. YoumanS is still a
very sick man.
Died last Saturday, at her home near
Manning, Miss Fannie Courtney, aged
= years. Burial took place at Oak
Grove Sunday.
There will be preaching at Fellow
ship church next Sunday afternoon at
4:30o'clock by Rev. J. n. Tolar. Public
cordially invited.
Misses Cornelia Plowden and Matte
Applet have finished at Chicora Col
lege, Greenville, and returned home
last Thursday evening.
Married last Sunday morning at the
home of the bride, near Foreston, MISS
Fannie Haynesworth and Mr.. B. T.
Fulton. Rev. 8. L. Grier performed
che ceremony.
There are enough talented young
people in this town, to form q dram
attic club, and furnish much entertain
ment these summer evenings. Whc
will start it:
Mr.. Robert Canty of Florida. is Wis
iting his brothers, NJ. S. and }. >, Gan
ty, at Summertou. Mr.. Canty spen'
Sunday in Manning with the famli!
of MIR. J. T. Stukes.
Mai. Hal Richardson of Columbia
was in Manning Saturday representing
the State Commission in disposing O.
the stock at the State dispensary to tbs
county dispensaries.
A hail storm passed through the
Seloc section of this county last Sun
6ay and did vast amount OF damage
to the tobacco crops. In some place:
the weed was totally destroyed.
There is an eff ort being made to dis
arrange the schedule of the Manning
train 20 Char lesion, which we hont
will rot succe ed, as the present ar
raneement is convenient all along th'
line.
The ladies of St. Paul church vii
have an entertainm ent at the Cros
Roads school house, on the evening Q
the l4th inst, The proceeds for ths
benefit of the church. Retreshmeat
will be served.
Among the visitors to Manning Nor
dav was Daniel Harvin, colored,
Pinewood who came here TO purcnas
from, Mr.. A. Weinberg l0Oiacre trae
of land in the Pinewood section
$3.50 per acre.
Married last Monday morning
Gatfney, MIR. Shelby L. Davis and Nls
Lucy Lee Wilson. The groom Is on
of Manning's most popular young met