The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-01-11
Sunme,toa News.
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.iii Sammer;on joins IN extending TO
Nr. Percy !. Holiday ,he:" heac:le>t
COZ c.-at;I!a.io"- upon the occasion o.!
s,l> marriage 10 Nis> Elite Lee Gun:er.
Also 81! extend q NOS; cordial welcome
to Ms Holiday. On Wednesday.
jan. lth, Ut oc:ors: in The afternoon
tie ceremony was performed By I'll.
Rev w T. HUXLEY. OF the Baptist
church. Only .he family of the bride
was preSen, II the ceremony. which
took place 1t the home OF Mrs. j. 3.
Stokes. The bride sister. ia iiateSburg.
Mrs. Holiday comes from the wei!
koown and highly respected family OF
GuaterS, and is :, daughter Of NJ. Ccal
Guntec, OF Ba;esburg. T:!e groom IS a
deSeryed!y popular Young business man
of this community. the soc OF Mr.. jim
Holiday. The couple arc to- the time
being II ,he home of Mr.. Root. ]. Car
ragar, oa The Hill" but expect 20
keep house within the month.
By way o. revenge upon "PIe-cy for
haviEg SO quietly slipped eli and doae
The deed. some OF b!s friends brought
various and >n.dry ync!Se.producicg i'm
p!e:nea;S $40, Instruments a:oug with
them about midnight on Saturday. and
proceeded 10 ..serecaGe" the couple.
Night was made hiGeous Tor those IN
The ceighborhood. The music was
produced by means OF cow-Se!!S, whis-
Ties. ''croukerS. etc. etc, aud caa bet
ter be imagined than described. The
musicians were forced 10 ceslsc br =
of 10
quarters.
/; has JUS. become known positively
that the Rev. Mr.. J. y. To!a- and his
es:i:nab!e family are soon 20 leave our
community No rcDo"a! wii! occasion
more general regret than tha; o. Nj.
Tolar Ee has won the confidence and
resDcc. O! the entire ncighborhood b:
reaso2 OF his Christian manhood. How
ever. Mr.. To!ar is going 10 larger field
OF usefulness. having accepted the pas
tora:e OF the Washington Street Baptist
Cnurch il Sumter The brethren OF
,:.e locl! Baptist churcj! are in the
midst o. the hu.lI;..- o' :. handsome.
o:rH church. :aa Coz This and other
rea,ons are .o.th 20 accep: Mr. Tolar'>
resignation. The resignation is no;
effective uo;;! April lst.
Oa the uorniu. Of Saturday Dec. jl>;.
Mr.. G. L. Broadway suffered the loss
OK ire OF al! OF his household effects.
Mr.. Broadway, who is I boo.-keeper
for Davis X Broadway. =. Silver, has
receot!v had typhoid fever and was
away from his residence - the time OF
the disaster. There was no one ~ home
j. is understood The house, which was
within sight Of the Silver cepo,, was
the property CT Mrs. NJ. +. I1cSesae.
General satisfaction is fel; here on ali
sides because OF the capture OF Ed Col
Inns. one OF the two negroes inro!red IN
the killing. near this place, OF another
neyro. named sSei>a- Il seems tnat
the force Of officials attached 10 Judge
Richbou:g's Office have never rested on
this case, aod since is occurrence -
November last. have followed many
clues. Word reached them last week
tha; Col!ins was in Charleston ~ his o!G
trade Of pressing clothes. AID he WAS
arrested by Charleston detectives. He
is uow il jaii q Manning. Even worse
than Co;!ins. : his accompiice. TriNie
King, waited 10 connection wl:h this
same crime. y di,i.cE:t search is beinG
main,rinel !or h;m
Mr. Se.win Dinsle, ST.. baS rented
auG moved ia;o the Eagan i"me IL
Su1merton
Miss Lo::. Sub.c,,. one o; Greeuvii.e> :
most attractive vou0g women, IS the
CUES: OF Mrs. Hugh y. Be!Ser
Ga MoaGav. Ja:l. l6:h. 1t IL O'Clock
in the r:orn;n. the II. Rev. W. i.
Guerry. ID. viii conduct service IN
the Episcopal Church in Summe:;on.
al! are cordially Invited 20 the service.
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