The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-08-02

Manning will be gay with visitors the
last Of this week.
Mrs. 4. Weinberg left this morning
for Bre7ard, n. G.
Mr.. John Cuttino spent few DAYS IN
Manning last week.
Rev. R.. L. Grier of Greelyvllle spent
Monday IN Manning.
Miss Eleanor Todd has returned
home from her summer trip.
Oh. the bill collectors, they and the
pesky flies should be swatted.
Mrs. G.. 3. Gelger accompanies her
mother to Brevard this morning.
Mrs. F. C. Thomas and children, have
returned home from the seas3ore.
Mrs. R. S. Connor OF Greelyville
spent last Thursday in Manning.
Clerk of Court A. I Barron left last
FRIDAY evening enroute for the springs.
The work OF picking cotton IN TINS
county will begin in about TWO weeks
MIR. f. 3. Mofett leaves tomorrow Tor
2 ten days visit to the family OF Rev. Z.
A. Waters in Pickens county.
DR.. NJ. Beck after pleasant visit TO
New York arrived home last trloay.
Mr.. D. Hirschmann returned last
Sunday from the northern markets.
Mrs. NJ Z. Barnett and Miss Annie
Lorvea leftyesterday for the mountains
Miss Maude Bookman has returned,
after spending her vacation IN Colum-
bia.
Miss Clara Williams of Milledgeville,
Ca, is visiting her sister Mrs. 1. W..
Mouzon.
d.. n. C. Btuns returned to Manning
after spending a pleasant vacation IL
Florida.
The friends OF DR.. Plumer Clark will
regret to learn that be is quite SICK
again.
Mr.. Allen sauls left last Monday for
Wateree, where he has accepted a
position.
Miss Tasca Turbevilie left Yesterday
for Turbeville, where she will spend
her vacation.
Dr.. GL. Dickson and family left
Friday morning for couple OF weeks
stay at Glenn's.
Messrs. T. P. Burgess and J. W.
Thames have come home from the
springs.
Miss Augusta Appel has returned
home from visit to friends IN Greely'
vile.
Mr.. bessie O'Bryan OF Greelyville
spent last Sunday here with his brother
S. Oliver O'Bryan.
Our thanks are due Messrs- r. II.
Davis and J. B. Bagna! for luciouS
watermelonS.
Mrs. C. r. Harvin and daughter,
Miss Clara, returned home from Saluda
last Saturday
Mrs a. Il. Breedin has returned
home from visit to her daughter IN
Sanford, Fla.
Mr.. E. W. Dabbs of Sumter has been
chosen president of the Farmers Union
of the State A good selection.
Mr.. Willie Connor of Charleston was
welcomed visitor 10 his old home IL
Mauning last Thursday.
Mrs. J. Mcdowell AIcFadden has been
cutie i'll, and on Monday was taken to
Sumter to the hospital.
Mrs. w. T. Lesesne LETT this morning
for Gieu's and her sister. Mrs. J. II.
Hawkins, left for Saluda, \. c.
Miss Hattie Bagnal is back at her
post in the store of Mr.. Louis Levi, after
q pleasant vacation.
Mr.. Fritz Young, now in the service
OF the Southern railroad at Columola
spent Sunday il Manning.
Mr.. II. u. clark ana 1alnttS nay ie
turned from Glenn's and Mr.. Clark l.
greatly improved in health.
The outlook for a busy season grow;
more promising every day. ana the
merchants as well as the farmers are
happy.
Attention is directed to the advertise
ment of R4bin Gordin, q new merchan
recently opened up in one Of the stores
in the Brown block.
y party looking for home in con
venient location should read the adyer
tisement of Mrs. f. c. Alsbrook ant
communicate with her.