The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-08-16

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Clerk OF Court Barron is back from
the Springs.
Davis Station recei:ed three bales OF
cotton last Saturday.
DR.. G. L. Dickson and family have re-
turned from the Springs.
Mr.. Louis Levi returned from Allan
tic City last Monday night.
MIR. aud Mrs. S. Iseman left Sunday
to visit relatives in Marion.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Bradh4n spent
Sunday on the Isle Of Palms.
Miss Hilmer Behling OF Meggets, is
visiting Mrs. Matte r. Davis.
Miss Jean Kennerly of Greenwood, is
Manning visiting Miss Rita Hugglns.
Mr.. J. II. Rigby is~on his way TO the
northern markets to buy his fall stock.
Miss ,Mena Follin OF Charleston, is
here on a visit TO her peice Mrs. Zelgler.
The family of Charlton DuRant, ESQ,
has returned home from Sulliyan's
Island.
Messrs. Bertram and Lester Vein
berg left this morning on visit to Bal
Simore.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. O. O'Bryan haYe
gone 70 Glenn Springs. They LETT yes
serday.
Mrs 5. W. R. Boseman of Atlanta,
Ca, is in Manning visiting Mrs. Thos.
Nimmer.
Miss Alicia Ellie OF Charleston. is in
3laoning visiting her sister. Mrs. Dr.. }.
A. Zeiglec.
Miss Minnie Gardrer who has been
visiting at Summerton returned home
Wednesday,
The many friends OF Hon. c. N. Davis
Of Su,nmer5or. will regret TO learn that
he is quite i'll at his home.
Mrs. J. W. Mcleod and Mr.. J. l.. Nc
Leod left this morning for Washington,
New York and Atlantic City.
Mrs. Jno. A. Zeigler gave recep-
lion last Monday evening in honor OF
iar sister, Miss Alicia Eli of Charles
ton.
;Sun,u.ecson received it's first bale OF
cotton for tie season last Saturday.
which was brought from Julius Brown
at tll.S0.
Mann:ng is soon to have chair man
ufacturing establishment. in the ouDc-
sne formerly occupied by B. I. Legg
asa wagon factory.
Mr.. Joseph L. Nettles, = son Of Rev.
s. A. Nessles, has located il Columb bla
for the practice OF law. He IS L gradu-
ate Of Harvard Law school.
Tbere will bea communion service IN
1he Presbyterian church the lst Sunday
in September. Rev. y. r. Woodson will
be back in time 10 conduct this service.
The Citadel examinations came Oil
last FRIDAY. the following applicants
were examined. \. 3. Gamble, HuShy
Tindal. Robert Woodson and S. NJ.
Witherspoon, Jr.
The residence of Capt. i. L. Lesesne
an Sumter, was struck By lightning last
Monday afternoon. and it was discover
ed ia time to preveat destruction nE
fire. The damage done was slight.
Mr. q. z. Lee lost somewhere be-
tween Manning and ". J. Rawlinson:s 5
on the Summertoa road 9 grip contain
inc some valuable papers which he
viii consider favor if the finder will
communicate with him at Alcolu.
The .:old Leonard building" one OF
,Manning's land marks that has been
standing in the way OF progress for
many wears is now being showed on TO
the back end OF the lot and we hope will
be replaced with modern buildings.
We are told that the PaNrille school
district will have to issue more bonds
TO complete their school building. The
trustees were unfortunate il the seiec-
ton OF the builders VINO have gotten
their money and Left them with the
bag TO hold.
OF Especial interest TO the old soldiers
Is the notice published elsewhere from
Maj. a. J. Richoourg call for meet
!ng of the veterans and the sons 10 as
seuble in the court house next Satur-
day TO make arrangements for the re-
nnion TO come Off in Columbia on the
22nd and 23rd.
The Clarendon Building and Loan
Association directors met last week and
elected Mr.. Fred Lesesne, president:
Miss Hattie c. Nelson, secretary and
treasurer: and Messrs Charlton DuRaut
and Abe Levi attorneys. The associa-
tion is about Il months old and it is
keeping its income from monthly dues
fully loaned ont.