The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-06-23

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sHGNo Meets Wednesday, June 2.
fvN Fellowcraft Degree. Conferred.
Miss Daisy Follin OF Charleston, IS
visiting Mrs. j. ". Rigby.
Mr.. r. D. Cothran and family have
gone to Jackson Springs, n. {.
DR.. w. Z. Brown and Mayor Mouzon
?. B. Mouzon are back from the springs.
Mr.. ". B. Dickson, OF Black Noun
tain. y. c.. is here visiting his rela-
tiveS.
Mrs. 7. a. Goodno OF Raleigh, \: c.,
is visiting the family Of DR.. c. W. Bian-
chard.
Miss Minnie GisS. of Union, is in
Manning visiting her aunt. Mrs. J. Il.
Lesesne.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ Bradham return
ed home from Glenn Springs, yesterday
morning.
Mrs. J. r. Henderson, of Charlotte,
n. c.. is visiting her brother, Mr.. A.
S. Briggs
Rev. James Mcdowell is now at Da-
wilson, n c., with his daughter, Mrs.
Richards.
Miss Frances Davis is attending the
summer school for teachers at Knox
vile, Tenn.
PAY YOUR box rents at the post Office
: now. The time is out the last day OF
this month.
We received from Mr.. Allen Frierson,
the first cotton bloom OF the season on
last Saturday.
Is Charleston's ball team to 60 into
the hands Of a receiver? Can one be
found who will take it?
Lamar and Summerton played ball at
Suumerton yesterday, resulting in a
victory for Lamar to 2.
The distributing of lime and copperas
around the town, will do good after
such season of wet weather.
Mrs. P. B. Thames left last Thursday
for Hot Springs, n. c., 20 visit Ger hus-
band, who is there for treatment.
The reports from Florence are, that
Mr.. J. W. Mcleod is improving, which
IS good news to his many friends.
Get your books together boys and
attend the summer schoo. Wn.ch Will
be opened next Monday by Mr.. Jayroe-
Preparations are being made by A.
Abrams to put on q record breaking
sale to start the ball OF activity rolling.
The friends of Mr.. S. J. Bowman, and
they are legions. will be greatly graft
fed to learn that he is convalescent, and
able 20 sit up.
The charge has been made that the
chaingang guards in Bsrnwell county
send the convicts out at night to rob
chicken roosts.
The confederate reunion is now going
on al Chester, Mr.. Peter E. Ridgeway
an enthusiastic ''vet," left for the reun-
ion yesterday.
Mr.. Geo. W. Ready, the court house
builder, left for his home in Augusta
Saturday. He is splendid builder
and q fine man.
Assistant United States District At
torrey, Joseph e. Montgomery, OF
Birmingham, Ala, is visiting his rela-
tives in Clarendon.
The TINES editor was presented on
last Saturday with cucumber, by Rev.
G.. A. Waters, which he raised, that
tipped the scales at 33 ounces.
The cotton and tobacco crops in this
county are very promising: with fair
prices business should be good There
should be glory enough for all.
: Professor Henry P. Boggs Of Glenn
Springs, was in Manning last Friday IN
the interest OF his school, and also for q
summer camp for boys which he IS or
ganizlng.
On last Sunday, at the A. NJ. E.
church, addresses were delivered by
Rev. F. q. Shuler Rev. C. A. Waters
and Capt. W. G. Davis. in the interest
OF civic mission work.
In less than one months time Sum-
ter and Williamsburg counties, our
nearest neighbors, will be having
prominent seats on the water wagon,
at least it is to be hoped.
Pudding Swamp school district has
petitioned the trustees for better
school facilities, by uniting the two
schools in the district and having one
graded school at some central point.
It is being suggested that when the
cornerstones for the school and court
house are laid, the occasion be made a
gala day in Manning, with plenty OF bar
becue and music All right let it be.
There was gentleman here Monday
representing large business Interests.
who told Us. it would not surprise him
if Charleston goes for prohibition in
August, and he is no prohibitionlst
either
At the bankers association held at
Wrightsville Beach last week, Mr.. J.
A. Weinberg, president of the Bank OF
Clarendon, was elected a member OF the
executive committee for the three year
term.
A communication from Lake City
to The TINES this week, which we
would gladly publish, but our type-ses-
ting force say they have not been ed