The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-09-20

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Mr. Allen Sauls OF Wateree spent
Monday here with his mother.
Miss Corrinne Nathans OF Charleston,
is in Manning visiting Mrs 5. N. Bar
field.
Rev. r. A. Subett OF Greenrille. was
among the visitors in Manning last
Monday.
Miss Pearl Bonita, of New Orleans,
La. is in Manning visiting Mrs. J. a.
Weinberg.
Columbia lost the pennant, William
Jonah Cutsino went 70 Columbia 10 Wit.
ness the game Naf sed.
Mr.. S. ". Barron has returned from
Tennessee where he has been TO attend
the Harvin-Susoog marriage.
The Home Bank and Trust Comganv
has gotten out some very neat and use
fui pocket books for their patrons.
The friends of Hon. C. N. Davis will
be GLAD to know that he has fully recov-
cred from his recent extreme illness.
Rev. Mcdowell Douglass, President
of Clinton college, will probably preach
az the Presbyterian church next Sun
day.
The Winthrop college girls + ave
hike6 out for Rock Hill, and the Glenn
son crew are now down at il, so are the
Citadel rats.
Married last evening by Judge J. NJ.
Windham, Mr.. Walter NJ. Lenoir of
Scmmerton, and Miss Rosa Belle To-
gram of Tin6al.
That big yellow front building in Sum-
merton is not a quarantine station. IL IS
one OF the most up-t TO- date hardware con-
Germs in the State.
Mr.. Irvine Belsar, formerly OF Sum-
merton, has arrived in England TO at
tend Oxford University. He won the
Rhodes scholarship.
Eev. E. x. Williams will conduct the
PRAYERS meeting at the Presbyterian
church. Thursday night. The pastor IS
in Olanta holding meeting.
Housekeepers DO not fail TO 60 70 see
the Majestic Range demonstration at
the Piowden Hardware Company's
store. Read the big advertisement.
Died last Thursday at the home of
Mir. r. p. Ridgill at Paxville. Miss
Florence Brunson, aged Is years. The
funeral took place at PaXyille Friday.
A negro by the name OF McFaddin
was severely hurt last Monday at the
Sardinia ginuery. He got caught 10 the
betting and both OF his legs were broken.
Everybody is much concerned over
the scarcity Of cotton pickers, the fields
are white. and nearly every farmer
finds himself lacking for labor to get it
picked.
Miss Frances Kitchens, OF Baltimore,
has arrived and will have charge OF the
millinery in the store OF Mrs. ]. NJ.
Bradham in the building next door to
the post Office.
The recent rains which was so preve-
lent has caused the cotton selling condi-
tions to be greatly confused, and there
is great complaint among the farmers
about the price.
Died at Concord, Sumter county.
Monday, Mr. William J. DuRant, ageC.
about 20 years. The burial took place
yesterday at the family ourying
rrro,,o1 oaar D,, Rant
Messrs A. J. Rigby and l. I. Applet,
accompanied BY Misses Clara and Lplie
Haryin spent last Sunday with Miss
Sadie Gregory in Lancaster. Making
the trip in the :'Regal."
on account Of being rushed this week
we have not advanced the dateS on our
mailing list, hence those who paid will
understand why their dates on the label
has not been pushed up.
The recent bank statements publish
ed in last weeks TINES has attracted
the attention OF q number ofnewpapers
in this State, aud they made compil-
mentary mention OF them.
Died at her home near Sardinia last
T '.
of the late William J. McFaddin, aged
about 20 years. The funeral took place
g. Midway church Saturday.
t,ied pear Manning last Friday. Sam
Piatt, aged 20 years. The deceased was
pegro who had the respect OF his
neighbors. white and black. He was
buried io the Haliy Town grave yard.
There will be many from this section
to attend the Red Mems picnic at Horse
Branch tomorrow to hear Governor
nor Blease'S address The Alcolu rail
read will have special schedule for the
occasion
on account Of the Jewish new yeat
the Levi Mercantile Co., store viii oe
closed next Saturday. This announce
ment is made so that the customers O
this concern vii! arrange their bushes;
accordingly.
Died last Monday night at her home
near Manning Mrs Almira c Mcleod
wife OF Alr. J. w Mcleod, aged about u
,..,,.- Tho ,ipooasa3 1aEyec her. hISDan(