The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-08-03

Mr.. G. ". Wilcox has returned home
from Asheville.
Mr.. and Ms J. e. Orrin left yes.er-
day morning for Asheville.
Misses Lulie and Glars Harrin left
last Monday evening for Tybee-
Mr.. D. Birschmaan left Sunday for
New York 70 purchase fall goods.
All candidates must have their
pledges sled by noon the 18th. inst.
Mr.. John Moore, another one Of the
tobacco buyers, has blown into town.
Miss Eleanor Todd left yesterday
morning 70 visit relatives IN Anderson.
Asr. J. a. Weinberg arrived home
from his sumner trip las: Friday even
ing.
Miss Nellie Hammer OF Eas, Over, is
IN Manning visiting her cousin. Mrs. {.
S. Rigby.
The friends OF Mr.. ". T. Tobias will
be pleased 70 learn that he IS gradually
improving.
Mr.. Hugh C.. Mckei-ey has returned
from visit 70 his fathers home IL
Greenville county.
Mr.. Joe S. Davis and family Of Davis
Stat;on are eo;oyicg the surf =
Wrighssv;lle Beach.
Mrs J. C. McClensshen, Of Florence,
is on . vis;. 70 her sister, Mrs. 5. }.
Clark, near Manning.
Mr.J.E. Plowden, OF Persacola. Fla,
is Oh visit 70 his father, Mr.. u. r.
Plowden, near Manning.
Mr.. Frank E. Barron o. Charleston is
here spending his vacation with his
brother, Mr.. 4. I. Barron.
TEE TMEs editor enioyed 80 pound
watermelon last Sunday, q present from
his friend, Mr.. ]. y. Riggs.
The brick for the Sardinia bank is
being hauled and the Institution VIII oe
ready for this falls business.
Nr. Sam Weinberg OF Wedgefeld,
was IL Manning las: Monday visiting
his brother. Mr.. Aaron Weinberg.
The family Of Rev. y. c. B-idG,nan
O; Irdiau:owu, who have been visiting
Mrs a. r Woodson, left yesterday.
Mr. A. Loryes, accompanied by his
daughters, Mrs Barnett, and Miss
Annie, let. yesterday for Henderson
vile.
This ho. weather IS 90, .. all conduc-
I've TO bringing oU: = newspaper, the
thoughts mel, before they can be pu;
upon paper.
MIR. and Mrs J. NJ Bradhala have
returned from their trip North, where
Mr.. Bradhau has been il the market
buying goods.
The goods for the J. n. Bradhan Co
are arriving daily. Evidently this cor'
cern will carry large stock. and do 4
heavy business.
Commander Richhours OF Harry Ben
bow camp confederate veterans, has
notice in this issue which IS OF !oteres;
70 the ole soldiers.
Miss Haze! Thomas, o: Florence, who
has been visiting the family OF her
uncle. Mr.. Z. G. Thomas returned 70
her home las. Monday.
/: the readers OF THE TINES CO no;
find as interesting reading matter this
week Is they have right 70 expect they
can attribute !. 20 the heat
Prof. ". X. Tate. OF Columbia, State
Superintendent OF High Schools, was lc
Manning yesterday. and delivered az
address 20 the summer school.
The Clemson scholarship winners tor
this county are Ellison Cape4S. Jr., Of
Srmmerson. puei,: Sproc. OF Eo.estoc,
and Henry Ridgill OF Manning
Mrs. T. NJ Mouzon, accompanied oy
by her sister. Miss Clara Williams, and
Mrs. I. D. Pearson, iast las: Friday
evening FOR Wrishisv!ile Beach.
Mr.. ara Mrs. Dow P!aye. are IL Man
ming visiting Mr. Players mother, Mrs
S. ". Rearaor. Mr.. PLAYER married
Miss Young. OF Jacksonville. Fla, iasl
March
The County supervisor received ! ai!
from the State peui:entiary this morn
ing demanding 49, for dieting VII
lie Be:huae. This mus: oe paid on: o
Clarendon treasury
Died =, the home o: her mother. !
Davis Station las. "Wednesday a;;er
noon, after ~ illness o. ten days with
typhoid fever, Miss t,ssie Ra!held, +;
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