The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-05-03

aa-.,,s IS right 90 tie iob-read his
5i. ad. IN stlS issue.
Mai. n. Levi has returned from his
siSi, 10 Atlantic City.
Mrs. j. w. Odiorne has returned 10
her home at Fere usoo.
Dr.. Abe Weinberg and wife o! Sum-
ter spent Sunday IN town.
Ncs,rs. Leard liugeins and Allen
Sau:s spent Sunday at Scacesourg.
A crowd from here will attend The
Chocolate SolIier" tomorrow night IN
Sumter.
The Manning Realty and Insurance
Agency has increased its capital stock
and .,e-orgaulZed.
M-sscs. G.. W. Wells and B. T. Legg
a;teuted the music festival ln Spartan
burg last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Il. Trescott OF
Charleston are visiting relatlves IN
Manning and the county.
Miss Lucille Iseman who has been at
the North for the past several months
returned home yesterday.
The telephone company is now under
q new management, which has prom
ised to improve the service.
Miss Marie Buddin of Turoeville IS in
Manning visiting the family OF Mr.. j.
q. Timmons, and other friends.
Died in Manning last Friday morn
inc. BENJAMIN Franklin, the two months
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Lowder.
The Womars' Foreign Missionary
Society of the Methodist church will
meet next Friday afternoon at 4;5o
O'Clock
The prot:acted meeting that.was con-
Quoted in the Methodist church hnlsneo
its work Thursday night, and the re-
suits were satisfactory.
S. Oliver O'Bryan, Esq, of this town
attended the Clayton-Bagual marriage
in Florence last Wednesday. There IS
nothing like being shown.
The new tobacco warehouse is nearly
completed. and those who are interested
in it are going to make every effort TO
induce the product to this market.
Capt. D. J. Bradham has been named
by Gen. Z. r. Brooks commanding lst
Brigade United Confederate Veterans
S. G. division, as an aide on his stat
with the rank Of captain
What the fisherman are doing for
the fnny tribe is plenty but they 40
not seem to rememb Der there are many
people who cannot 90 to the lakes who
would like 10 eat fish also.
There was a game of base ball played
last Saturday between Brewlngton ana
Black River, the former wlSnlng wiSn
score of 5 to4 The game was we'll
plaved and witnessed by a good many
visitors
The sheriff had very little TO do Mon
dav, which was salesday. The Only
property sold by him was in the matter
OF S. C. Turbeville against D. N. Iuroe-
vile. ct al, so acres for $3.50 TO /. Z.
Strauss.
Mayor Tisdale OF Sunmerton gave US
e. pleasant call last Monday. He IS sure
an enthusiastic Sum mnertonlap, and ne
is eoiug to urge some one n that ouSy
sown to write The Times the news from
there each week.
Monday was the lst, and it did not
wood calendar to find it out. There
should be more days in a month 10 the
spring and summer, or the frlenos ougnI
to have some consideration TOR the weak
in purse.
Dr.. John 4. Zeigler and his bride
came home Monday. The bride was
Miss Ellie OF Charleston, and we nope
she will become as fond OF her ne"
home as Charlestonians usually are OF
Charleston. Dr.. and Mrs. Leigler are
living on Railroad Ave.
Rev. J. Kliep OF Sumter spent last
Monday in Manning. Mr.. klien IS the
minister 10 charge Of the Jewish con-
gGagation OF Sumter, and he gives TO
the Manning Jews service once a
month. Those who have heard MS
sermons, and lectures pronounce them
excellent.
The police were quite active last
week in getting behind those who will
violate the law relating to the sale OF
2;oror. One fellow from up in the
Paxville section by the name OF Ellison
Tindal paid to the town SI5 and now
he is boarder il the Jail for the same