The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-08-24

Mr.. c. $. EiSbv left Yesterday :or
Glenn Springs.
NJ. r 4. Davis * taking = rest a
Glenn Springs.
Dr.. W. &. Brown and family are 80
iouroing 1t Glenn Springs.
DR.. ". F.. Brown and family have
returned from Glenn Spr:cgS.
Mr.. j. (. Bradham has gone ;c
Glerr's Springs for few days rest.
Manning and Mccormick vii! cross
bats on the local diamond tomorrow
afternoon.
Misses Lulye and Clara aarvin have
returned home from 40 extended visit
10 Georgia
Mr.. ". y. Ayan. OF Summerton
passed through Manning Monday on
mis- way 70 Charleston.
Mrs. James r. Hawkins has returned
from an extended trip 70 the mountains
Of western North Carolina.
Nessrs. Fred Lesesne and Julien
Weinberg have come home from their
recent excursion 10 Canada.
The count canpaiGners are ct Pine
wood today. and tomorrow they Will oe
at Summe-;on, Friday il Manning.
Mr.. Il. D Clark and family returned
home Sunday evening from Henderson
vile where they spent the past week.
Mrs. Lucy Barron Gonzales. OF Co
lumbia. is IN Manning visiting .he
family OF her brother. MIR. y. |. Bar
ron
Remember children vacation ends
September 18th, 50 hun; around. wipe
the dust from your books and get ready
for the event
There was large crowd in town
Saturday anG the friends OF candidates
were very busy telling their friends
the reason why.
Ms. S. u. Reardon'S mother. Mrs. NJ.
V. Erans CT Workman, and her sister.
Ms. J. f. Mayes Of Mayesvi!le are
spencing sometime with her IN Man
nicg-
Is it DO, strange that if candidate
is boas.ing Of landslide he should be
so uneasy. les: that landslide OF his vii!
se, from under him and drop him into
hole.
There will De a meeting OF the Civic
League Monday Angus: % q, O'Clock.
1t the home Of Mrs. ". c. Davis. MI
the ladies are cordially invited 20 De
present.
THE TINES editor vii; greatly appre
cia:e the reports o: the primary being
sen: in 20 him as early as IS possible n
order that he can have same set ~ Tor
the paper.
The Manning graded Schoo! begins
the coming session Monday September
la,h. with 4 fine prospect OF having the
largest opening attendance IN the
history OF the school.
Nr. Simon Iseman his wife AID
CIGyuStE 1XASlliS AS IA
home from Baltimore where NJ.
Iseman has been for medical treatment.
Ee seems 70 be considerably improved.
N-. J Frank Hawkins died in hioc-
stree Yesterday alter N Illness OF TWO or
three weeks from typhoid fever. He waS
nephew of Dr.. James r. Hawkins and
son-;a-!aw OF Mr.. .. W. McEov o. Man
ming.
.Ar abiding faith in the justice 0: the
people is worth more 20 us than al OF
he button-holdic. and false in:orma-
:iou which can be conc oc.eG. Ihe one
is sincere. while the other IS decei: and
nothing more.
Mr. E Earle B-adhan has started :.
newspaper ~ .At!eaGale, ). G., L Spen'
did section OF cou!srv. and with cvery
prospect OF doing well! He has the
ability, and the experience. and tte
energy with = good field 20 operate ~.
The :nancia. condition ot The town.
in the opinion ot some. makes I bond
issue necessary The :owu is abou;
$4,000 IL deb: with less than $40 L: rs
treasury. and the taxes FOR :niS GEAR ls
slreadv pledged for SEINE o: The indebt-
cd0eSS.
N-. 4. vi. Nin;z. po>toi;ce building
Inspector. Spen, Saturday in Maanin.
,ookio. =: the progress o! the work or
the building 70 be used - the new
po>to.,icc !,e 5 :: pleasant gentleman
and well Informed OF Ill Of the public
questions.
a political >cab Is I person who 20:
,noncy or spleen goes ;,boE; n" co%3t.
;cl!;uy y! manner OF lies aga:us. ;ht
:aan he IS opposing. Taece ! 40 oa
lection 10 any man working ior h:
friend. i: is perfectly legitimate out il
IS wron. n any man 20 attempt 20 de
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