The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-06

Woodmen meeting next Monday
night
Mrs. c. 3. Geiger, after visit 70 the
North, is oow 81 home.
Miss Matte Bradley has been appoint
ed Post Master at Jordan.
Miss Gladys Thames left this morning
20 visit friends in Cheraw.
Typhoid fever is quite prevalent about
Paxville. There is evidently local
cause
Mr.. Lutte Plowdea Of Georgetown.
spent the Fourth with his parents over
in the Fork.
There is il this issue the card OF Capt.
D. J. Bradham for the office OF Magis-
tra:e at Manning.
Miss Katie Woo6son OF Missouri. is in
Manning visiting the family OF her broth
er. Rev. a r Woodsou.
Mr.. F. F. Barron and Miss T-ot,, Of
Charleston, spent the Fourth with the
family # Mr.. \ I. Barron.
Mrs P. L Harlee Of Birmingham,
Ala, Is II Manning visiting her brother
in-law's family, NS. r E Earlee.
kinsstree .,bacco market had its Erst
load Of the yellow leaf last Friday and
the stuff brought five cents per pound.
The gate receipts for tne Johnson
jeEries sight were SEQ, ,7715. Attendance
$4,000 people, paying from S. 70 $50
seat.
Rev. L. a. Cooper will preach At the
First Baptist church next Sunday night
Subject: Is the world growing better or
worse?
Judge J. S. Wilson, after spending a
week home, left last Monday nigh. for
Walterboro, where he holds court this
week.
Married at the parsonage at Jordan by
Rev. D. q. Everett, on the 18th Of June,
Mr.. Joseph Bardeld and Miss Ethel
Blackwell.
Read the letter from DR.. D. O. Rhame
in which he informs the public that he
IS the distributing asen: 70 furnish an
sisoxin free.
Mrs. Aaron Weinberg and her daugh-
ter, I-Ina. with Nessrs. Leon and Bes-
tram Weinberg, have arrived home
from their tour North.
Ms. D. u. Sradham, who took az
automobile trip 70 Black Mountain. is
back home for short while. when she
will return 70 the mountains.
The young people had pleasant
dance last Monday evening in the old
school building, they had nice little
party and Columbia orchestra
Mr.. J. a. Weinberg and family left
las, Friday 70 spend some time 8.
Draper, y. c., with the family Of Mr..
a. G. Phelps, who is the b,other-in-
Law Of Mrs. Weinberg.
All who have a lot or lots IN Manning
Cemetery are urgently requested 10 send
3 contribution At once 70 Joseph Sprott,
Treasurer, for cleaning up the same, for
it IS IN shametuliy bad condition.
Mrs. Julia Howser OF Limestone, Or
ancebarg county is in Manning. on q
visit 20 her daughter. Mrs. G.. y. Sis
trunk, Mrs. Hawse- IS accompanied by
her daughters, Misses Naude and Jessie.
liz this issue Mr. L L. Wells is an-
nounced for reelection Is Treasurer.
Uncle Luke" has filled this ceice for J
number Of years and he has legion OF
friends throughou, Clarendon. and some
in Williamsburg.
There Was big fire !. Timmonsville
this morning. Several business houses
were destroyed. Hill Bros. McMillan's,
Kings Hotel and other houses gone,
with the FIRE still raging q. las, &C
counts.
All candidates fcc The House OF Rep
resen.atiyeS are invited TO come 70 Trim
i,y oo the night OF July 18th, TO state
their platform and make their frs. a6-
dress. Public is invited Il. f. Dan
ieis, acting Secretary.
Hon. John Porter Hills OF York, was
IN Manning last Saturday He came
here the nigh, before 20 60 over the
farm OF Mr J. W. Mcleod, having heard
it was model farm. Mr.. Hills is q
member OF the House OF Representative
from York county.
Died IT Jordan las. Saturday. Mc. II.
". Bradley, aged about Is years. The
deceased was the father o! the late
Charlton Bradley. In the des;h OF this
old gentleman there is peculiar coin
cideace he had three sons who pre-