The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-05-19


Dr.. F. NJ. Barvin, of Pinewood, was
in Manning last Monday.
Miss DesChanps of Wysacky, is in
Manning visiting friends.
Judge John S. Wilson is sitting with
the Supreme Court this week.
Some of our farmers are selling cot
toa for fall delivery. Don't do 1t.
Ne. and Mrs. J. W. Mcleod left yes
terday morning for Glenn Springs.
Summerton graded school closing
exercises take place May 9th and 2Sth.
Remember the special sale OF Davis
& Thames. Sell eggs and buy yourself
rich.
Mr.. C. r. Sprott is in Memphis at
tending tie convention OF cotton seed
crushers.
Mrs. A Lowry OF Sumter, was in
Manning, visiting the family OF Mr.. +.
C. Thomas.
The young folks gave e dance last
Monday night in honor OF the visiting
young ladies'.
Mr.. P. 3. Thames left last Thursday
for Hot Springs, n. c., where he has
gone for treatment
Mrs. Rattis c. Ingram of Sumter,
spent Sunday in Manning with hec
nephew Dr.. Geo. T.. Dickson.
Mrs. Robert Epps of Mouzon's, and
Mrs. NJ. v Evans of New Zion, are
guests at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. S.
M. Reacdon.
MIR. Chester Mccall OF Florence, IS in
Manning, the guest OF his niece Mrs.
W. e. Jenkinson.
DR.. T. j. Stukes OF Lloyd, Fla, is in
Manning on visit to his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. T. Stukes.
The June term ci court begins here
on Tuesday Sth inst. Judge Geo. w.
Gage presi6es. List Of jurors in another
column.
Married by Magistrate J. P. Turbe-
vile, last Thursday, near Turbevllle,
Mr.. Charles Osborn and Miss Matte
Atkinson.
The Workman postofice becomes a
money order Office on and alter June
1st. This viii be q great convenience
to the patrons.
Contractor Ittner has completed his
work and has turned the school build
ing. over to the trustees. The water
works remains to oe put IN.
Miss Oracle Cannon, who has been on
q visit at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. J..
S Ridgeway, returned to her home at
Salisbury, n. c., last Friday
The desks for the new school build
ing have arrived, and the opera chairs
for the auditorium were shipped from
the factory last Saturday.
There will be an ice cream festival
tomorrow evening at the home OF Mr..
J. J. Nettles, near Alcolu, for the bene-
ft of Dudley Baptist church.
Found and left at this Office, by Mr..
J. 3. EudnaI. an ''smmeter," probably
lost by an electrician. The owner can
have same by calling at this Office.
Rev. P. e, Wells OF Anderson, is
about to have published book entitled
''Talks on the English Bible" The
:nrice of the volume is sixty cents.
The teachers of t be white schools in
the towns of this State seem to have
dropped the teaching of defamation and
essays. Are these features not impor.
tant.
Messrs. W. C. Davis. I. I. Bagnal and
S. Oliver O'Bryan are delegates to the
Laymen's Conference OF the Southern
Presbyterian church now In session at
Clinton.
A severe hail did much damage tc
the crops in portion of the Fork sec
told that Mr.. E. D. Hodge was 8 great
sufferer.
Mr.. Grier Sprott of Ninety Six, for
merly OF Manning: is visiting his rela
tives here today. Mr.. Sprott is one
among the most prominent contractor:
in the up-country.
Rev. Wallace Carnahan will preach
in the Knights OF Pythias hall Sunday
a. m, May 23rd, at IL O'Clock, an6
Sunday D. M, $50 O'Clock. Publ,
cordially invited.
There was considerable adverse com.
ment on the speech OF Mr.. ?. A
Hodges at the District Conference
His remarks were not calculated K
help the cause he represents.
Cypress Camp. 2S0, Woodmen OF ths
World, at Turbeville, will have q pic
mic on June l1th. Sovereign r. S
Hood OF Sumter, has accepted an invi
tation to deliver an address.
Died at her home, near Turbeville Of
the Sth, inst, Mrs. Nettie TurbeViile
wife of Mr.. D. Ed. Turbeville, aget
about 20 years. The funeral was held q
Pine Grove church. Rev. E P. Hut
son conducted the service.
While on the way to his mother
funeral last Wednesday, Mr.. Tead Ker
nedy had the misfortune to lose nj
home, near Sardinia, by hre. Every
thing was lost except little furnitur
they managed to save from the kitcher