The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-05-26


Charlton DnRant, Esq, spent Monday
in Sumter on business.
Regining this week the school swal-
lows will homeward fly.
Mrs. C. L. McElveen, who has been
quite sick for the past week, is some
better.
Judge John S. Wilson left home last
Sunday evening, to hold court at Con-
way, Eorry county.
Miss Mamie Hodges OF Florence, a
former teacher in our local school IS
visiting Mrs. P. 3. Thames.
MIR. S. I. Till has placed Hallett &
Davis Grand piano in the school house
for the commencement exercises.
J. McSwain Woods, Esq, D. D. G. c.,
is attending the Grand Lodge OF the
Kniehts of Pvthias in Charleston.
Inere Will oe oaseoaiI IN ounmefvon :I
tomorrow ano fcioSy' Pis1opsino
Summerton. double-header Friday.
TEE TINES editor and S. Oliver
O'Bryan, ESQ, are in Charleston attend
ing the grand Iouge OF Anlgnts OF ~
Mrs. II. G. Strange, returned nome
this morning. after spending several
days with her sister, MRS. =. l.. Mchl-
a large proportion OF tne cotoreo
population IS lndustrlaliy engaged 10
working Black river Tor an occasional
Rev. J. W. Perry, OF Florida, VINO was
formerly pastor of the Manning Baptlse
church, is here on a visit to his son, Mr.
Mr.. J. 3. Mcmahon, private secretary
to Congressman Legare, IS IN Manning.
He paid THE TINES ONCE a pleasant
call this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs W. 81. Anderson ana
little daughter, OF west PolnS, MISS,
are now IN Summerton on a Vlslt &c
Mrs. =. =. llnoai.
Nv q 2 snrott has retnrned home
from Memphis, where he has been IN
attendance upon the cotton SEED
crushers convention.
Inc DELE .. odslsnoon ~ 49, soon mGre
force has been REINFORCED by the arrlv-
a. OF the presidents SON.
n.,ro.,. ,..o,.,os cnaonri11a
M1Ss -nasSie 1appeto -c,. ~ e'.aao ,a,le
laso nulsoas, w eSS;oo,e 1Sso 80 oo1,ona an5 :.
reunion OF her college mates.
rbo con,,encenoent oxercises Of the
c,1s,an.oa SmD SraSe6 school, viii he held
naTt ~ FriSav niost, Nav 18th. There
Iii he no EXERCISES Thursday NIGHT.
There will he Nh oraver neetino ser.
vice at tho Preshvterian church tomor.
wee a. Ias SsGsosoes.on InGrSr he;na w e st
tondaana tom sea- 80 T the genera1 assembly in
o'S' @HHSN
A rattlesnake FIVE feet long with nine
ratt!es, louno N tne roao 10 1.1,c e;atSy USs s
!as' Moooav, was Suoo ano Atiaeu ~ III. ~
w. ). brunson. IL "ss VICIOUS iooA'
ing rep'ne'
Mr.. Willifor6. of Greenwood, is in
stalling the new furniture for the
school house, and will have 1t ready Ioi
asuo;sss oue G..H oa|t s,,nda y rnorn;no
eA0t oA'o' -0->' -'
Married bv Rev. F. q. Shuler, at the
Netho6ist narsonace. last THURSDAY.
NJ Tsnes fouv6er aof Jordan. and Mis-:
En.a;a T;,omons ~ Nann;no el6es;
5anGb.a- - NJ 7 p T;mnoons
D;as -. homo ON Deen Creek las
Fr;5sc @ r;obt -; NJ Ben r. Bareett. ag
"A eho,,- - pears The deceased wa.
ia Sorfa5erate vetaran Ee was
o. u,b uobe- - ~ the "a mons Eamnson Leeion
We hope that on next Monday even
ING all the seating space in the schoo
~ 800, s.roinS 80 the babV and 90 ont to hea,
So-ernor Shennard,s address, There
LII a1so he oonS music ro entertair
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Died at Summerton, last Friday morn
inc. Margaret. infant daughter of. Mr.
and Mrs. S. G.. Bannister. The inter
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