The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-01-19
Miss Kathleen Murray of Bishopville,
Is visiting Mis- Bessie Sarvin.

Miss Kathleen Murray of Bishopville,
is visiting Mis- Bessie Sarvin.
Breaking land and other preparatory
work IS now being pushed on many
farms.
The building OF new tenant houses
and repairing old ones IS noticeable 81.
over :be county.
The latest report from M Alex
White is thas De IS getting along very
nicely -si.n his broken arm and leg.
Much OF the matter intended for our
%,s. issue was left out oc account OF ao-
yersisement changes thac came n tate.
Eev. 4. r Woodson has been acting
Instructor 10 English 3. the graded
school durins the absence OF Prof.. }. =.
Daniel.
Mrs. Bessie Nayes and little son
Thouss. OF Nayesville, are visiting Mrs
Minnie I. Barnett and Miss Annie h
Loryea
Miss Lima and Mr.. Henry Solta OF
Workman, have just returned from
yery pleasant trip 70 their brother. Nj.
.. q. Smith Of West Fort Mead, F'io-i-
d.
Dr.. Geo. L. Dickson, Mr.. ". 3. Dick
snn and Mr.. ". E. Daniels, returned
few days ago from q hunting trip
6own in lover Berkeley. The party
succeeded In bagging two deer and
four Wild tarSeys-
Died on Saturday, January 10th, at
she residence OF Mr.. Lsureos 7. Mills,
Camden. S. c.. Annie Presley, infant
daughter OF Rev. VIM. q. and l. =.
Mills OF Clemson College, aged eight
months and fifteen days.
There a-e SIX prisoners 10 jail await
ing trial sc the next term OF court
which con~eaes the second M>pday IL
Eebruarv. Two are charged With
murder, TWO with COW stealing, one
with assault and battery, and one with
grand larceny. They are all colored.
The electric lights went out several
times during the service IN the Metho-
diss church Sunday night. Ths choir had
20 stop when they couldn't see their
notes, but the pastor would Lot let a
little taicg Ike that interfere with his
preaching. Ee preached on &c ths dark
Just the same.
We are IN the midst Of inhospi;ao!e
winter, with q sharp freezing spell
every now and then that ievies tribute
~~o,sSe woc6pi3e or coal bin, but the blue
birds Save ccme again, the loneuI!lS are
putting up. the oao-ifero2s fers.iizec
noveuens IS oc, ard the seductive seed
catalogues are coming IS sure haro-
ingers Of spring.
AZ the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs Il.
E. Price, thei= charming daughter,
Miss Claude Lee, and Mr.. ". D. LLOYD.
OF Coluubia, were married by the Rev.
AIR. Lybrand. The groom IS . young
man OF pleasing address, and holds
good position in Columbia.-EvenioS
Record.
The members o. the Manning Metno-
dis: congregation gave their saStor,
Rev. E. e. Shuler, -! extensive pound
ing last "Wednesday night The array
OF good things that we're piled up 81 the
parsonage was something 10 conteu-
plate. and the good preacher and his
better bali we're made TO rejoice, 40; so
much at the Intrinsic value O: the dona-
:ioas IS the love and confidence II which
they are held by the parish:oners.
Mrs. Laura Naner Daniel, wife 0!
til "a law <,Ss ~ q
Manning graded schools. died Yesterday
morning a: the home OF her mother in
A!iecdaie. She had been afflicted Tor
a long while, anc her death was 90, un-
expected, yet j: none the less causet.
deep sorrow among her many friends,
al! OF WHOM synpa:hize with the be-
reaved husband and little daughter
During her residence Of several years
II Manning Mrs. Daniel made friends
OF 81 with whom she became acoGaint-
ed. Her gentle refinement and ariabie
disposition were such IS TO win the love
esteem OF every one. She bore her az
fiction With true Christian fortitude,
cever complaining, but always having
g cheerful word for others. May she
rest IN peace.
Mr.. Melvin Cook, aged - years, died
81 ao early hour Monday morning at
she home of Mr.. q. c. Bcgse:;. near
Bioonv!lle. and was buried 81 Oak
Grove yesterday. Mr.. Cook, VINO was
commonly known as Mike, was = son OF
the late Nr. James Cook. o: Williams
burg county, but at the time OF his
death he bad 20 k,own relatives. he
was poor nan, withou; worldly pos
sessions. He had rented small farm
on which be expected 70 live by him
self and raise crop this year, when
he was taken sick. Mr. 6asgetr leara-
ed OF his predicament and had him
moved 70 his house, waited on him and
engaged physician cc attend him, but
despite every attention the poor man
brearhed his last as stated. Everyone
1rbo has armed The ;oc.S S,,eaES in the