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

Nj. ". H. Ingram OF Sumter was in
Manning last Monday.
Mr.. Edwin Johnson is at home from a
North Carolina school.
Dr.. D. O. Rhame. mayor OF Summer
ton. was in Manning Monday.
Mr. Frank Todd was in Manning last
Thursday visiting his uncle. DR.. y. S.
Todd.
Mrs. Julius NJ. Visanska OF Charles
ton is a guest in the home Of Maj. and
Mrs. A. Levi.
The pensioners are coming in from
all directions TO get their money from
the clerk of court.
The drummers from all over the com
mercial centers are in Manning every
day selling fall goods.
The friends of Mr.. J. W. Mcleod will
be pleased to learn he has recovered
from his recent illness.
Hon. Richard I. Manning presided
over a Sunday observance meeting II
Sumter last Monday night.
The morning trains from Charleston
are late every day on account OF work
going on at the Sautee bridge.
Mr.. J. C. Lanham of Summerton, has
been elected Vice-president Of Post E.
travellers protective association.
Sardinia and Beard had a game of
ball last Saturday, resulting in a VIC
tory for Sardinia. Score, 3 to l.
There is a gun and fishing club being
organized to purchase the buildings at
Brewington Lake for club house
There was a ;'fsh fry" at Princes
pond last Friday given in honor OF Mr..
and Mrs J. Edwin Beiser of Columbia.
Mr.. W. NJ. O'Bryan, Heinemann's
who is III with typhoid fever. is about
clear OF fever, and will soon be himself
again.
Miss Minnie McFaddin, one of the
teachers in the graded school was taken
to the Mood infrmary in Sumter last
Saturday.
The friends of Mr.. J. Il. DuBose, of
New Zion. were delighted to see him
in Manning this morning. Mr.. DuBose
has been very Ill.
There will be preaching at Fellow
ship church next Sunday afternoon at
O'Clock. Rev. c.. W. Blanchard will
conduct the service.
THE TINES editor begs to acknow-
ledge an invitation to attend the closing
exercises OF the Pinewood graded school
Friday evening, Ith inst.
The mayor OF Georgetow2 wasin Map
Ming Friday to confer with the town
authorities with regard to the proposed
sewerage into Black river.
A massive sign for the Royal Blue
Selz celebrated shoes has been painted
or Krasnoff's store. Mr.. Krasnof is
the sole agent for these shoes.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Frierson left Sum
merton last Saturday to make Charles
ton their future home, where Mr.. Frier-
son expects to engage in business.
The Episcopalians will hold service
at the Pyvhian hall, Rev. Wallace Cor
nahau officiating, on the evening Of
May 23rd. Public cordially invited.
It is always dangerous to violate the
law on or about the first OF a month,
salaries have to be paid. We are sur
prised the young sports didn't think Of
it.
Mr.. W. G. King. who has been buying
cotton in Manning, has returned to his
home in SparJanburg, we hope he will
return again for the coming cotton sea
son.
4 Syrian priest, Father Paul Azar,
who will shortly have chapel in
Georgetown, was guest in the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Nimmer Mon
day.
Mr.. H. E. Maiphus. who has been in
charge of the uptown telegraph Office
has gone to Beaufort. and Mr.. c. ".
Wells resumes charge OF the Manning
Office.
There was lively card game in Man
ming last Sunday afternoon by which
the town treasury was increased 70 the
sum of $50 The police and the mayor
o,,+ ;o1,,freS tho hIOfferS
Tie Sardinia school had its closing
exercises last Friday evening. An elab-
crate program was carried out. The
school had a successful year under the
management of Miss Aiken.
Died near Turbeville last Wednes
day, Mrs. Lou Bradham, aged about 5i
years. The burial took place at Home
Branch church Thursday. The deceas
ed was a sister OF Mr.. Il. L. Johnson, O
The hearing OF the Driggers case il
the supreme court which was to have
been heard last week. was transferred
to another circuit on account Of lines;
in the family OF the chief justice. ant
will De heard later.