The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-11-03

became frightened :ud r.,.l serr..,.
hundred yards. Seeing that serious
consequences might incur before he
could control the horse young Mr..
Coskrev is said TO have cut the traces
thus hastenin. the release Of the bug
gy which received no injury. Mr..
Coskrey and his sister remained in
the buggy until the horse pulled out,
neither being hurt at all.
The other runaway took place in
Mr.. II. l.. Shirer's yard. Mr.. J. T.
Richbourg's sons. both very small,
had been driving and on entering the
gate the larger Of the two got out 10
shut it. and before getting in again
another horse ran up behind causing
the one in the buggy to dash OF
across the yard With the smaller OF
the boys in the buggy the horse made
one or two circuits OF the yard before
being stopped, but the little fellow
STAYED in 70 the last and was not hurt
in the slightest The buggy was badly
damaged, and Il tenant house IN the
ward was somewhat i0jured, being
struck on one corner by the vehicle.
Mr.. S. P. Eolladay, who has been
in bad health for many months, died
last Wednesday morning N Co!um-
bia where he was being treated. Mr..
Hoiladay was resident OF this con-
Inunity. having large farming inter
esss around Panoia. For severa!
years Mr.. Hoiladay served as county
Superintendent Of Education, and
has in many ways proved himself
useful and highly esteemed man.
For the past week the Rev. 6. a.
Wright OF the Newberry Baptist
church has been assisting the Rev. J.
y. Toler in Il prot-acted meeting. The
fact that Mr.. Wright has been in
charge at Newberry for fifteen years
IS sufficient evidence Of his ability as
a preacher and pastor. His last ser
vice on Sunday evening was attend
ed bv large crowd, who will appre-
ciate his wise counsel.
The Rev. Wallace Carnahan who
has recently resigned his rectorship
OF the Episcopal church here. leaves
tomorrow with his wife for San An
tonia, Texas. As yet his place has
not been filed.
The marriage Of Miss Margaret
Plowden TO Dr. Lawrence Keith
Howie was solemnized at "Millwoo6,
the home OF the brides parents near
Manning. on Wednesday afternoon,
October a.th at $50 o'clock The re-
ception hall and par!or were decorat-
ed simply but effectively IN sm!la1
and evergreenS, and the ceremony
was performed beneath the bay win
dow arch by Rev. Mr.. J. \. Tolar. AT
the appointed hour the wedding
march was played by DR.. c. E. Morris
and the bride and groom entered
preceded by Miss Marion Satterwhite
with Mr. Tim Ho~le. the only attend.
ants. Only the near friends and rel
atives Of the couple were present; and
immediately after the ceremony DR..
and Mrs. Howle. drove TO Manning.
where they took the train fox Char
lesion to attend the musical festival
Capt. J. /. James and family, at
tended the circus in Sumter on Fri
day.
Miss Bertha Davis spent Friday in
Sumter.
About / o'clock this morning, it
was discovered that the barn and
stables belonging to Mr.. II. c. Ragin
OF this place were burning. By quick
action Mr.. RaS:n succeeded IN knock
ing down enough Of the rear wall to
get his stock out, but sustained a
heavy loss OF corn and fodder. The
cause of the fire is not known. but il
is thought 70 have originated IN the
loft. Mr.. Ragin had abou. 500 in
sIrauce. A S.
Summerton, S. c., November /, 1909.