The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-04-19

Manning Grocery Co.
Purveyors to Particular People.
The Manning hotel property is for
sale. Buy it.
Hon. D. l.. Green OF Turbeville was
in town Monday.
Mrs. J. F. Rhame and Mrs. Matte r.
Davis are in Washington. D. c.
The protracted meeting at the Meth
odist church is being we'll attended.
The song services in the churches
last Sunday was credit TO the choirs
MIR. r. J. Alderman, who has been
living in Green7ille, has returned to
Alcolu.
DR.. J. A. Zeigler OF this town IS in
Charleston, where he is to be married
this evening.
Mrs. J. q. Hawkins went to Sumter
Yesterday to receive surgical attention
1T the hospital.
There will be musicale al Summer
ton tomorrow evening. The entertainers
will be home talent.
Mr.. Max H. Iseman and daughter, OF
Baltimore, are in Manning visiting the
family of Mr.. Simon Iseman.
The Woman's Home Nilsson Society
will meet next Friday 2lst, at 5 O'Clock.
Subject ''The Latin Races"
There was large number OF the pen
sioners in town last Saturday whose
checks came in very handy.
Mr.. J. Sydney McFaddin OF Balti-
more, who came home to attend his
mothers funeral, left for his home
Monday.
The Graded school was addressed by
Mr.. John P. Thames last Friday morn
ing. and those who heard him say he
had a 6ne flow of language:
The Manning Ice Factory has got
ten in its new machinery and will soon
have the wagon rumbling around town
delivering the frozen water.
The work of tearing down the old
building to be replaced by the building
for the Home Bank and Trust Company
was commenced last Monday.
Mrs J. E. DeMars after spending
sometime with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. C. r. Harvin, left yesterday for
: her home in Birmingham, Ala.
Mr.. Levi r. Tindal, who lives in
Atlanta, expects to move back to Clar-
epdon, and he is having erected on one
fbis places near Pamela fine residence.
Died in Columbia Monday morning
Mrs. Cle.ia Keels Black, wife of Mr..
John E. Black, aged 25 years. The
funeral took place at Greelyvllle this
morning.
The label on your newspaper Informs
YOU of the date when your subscription
expired, and that you are IN arrears
from that date. Come friends, help US,
we neeo it.
Rev. F. II. Shuler with the assistance
of Rev. J. W. Speake, of Spartanburg,
isdrawing large audiences at the Metho-
dist church every evening. The revival
promises much success.
The song service at the Methodist
church under the direcrlon OF Mr..
Arnold is said to be splendid by those
who have knowledge Of music. Nr.
Arnold has fne voice and is a vocal
teacher.
Died at his home near Davis Station
last Sunday Mr.. r. n. Rich oocrg, aged
about So years. The funeral, largely
attended, took place at Bethlehem
church Monday. Rev. - Bailey con
Quoted the service.
The pew tobacco warehouse is rapidly
nearing completion, and the manager
who will run it this season proposes te
fetch with him string OF buyers thai
will induce the growers to bring the
weed TO this town.
There are several applications fol
membership in the local chapter OF the
Eastern Star from gentlemen IN Cnar
lesion. These parties are pronlnen
nasons who contemplate organizing
chapter in Charleston.
The bankrupt stock OF theJ. N. Brad
ham Co. was sold this morning fol
$500. J. c. Peers, Of Orangeburg
bought the dry goods and shoes. S: Il
Venning the furniture, and The Man
ming Grocery Co. the groceries.
There will be several from Maunin:
to 60 to Paxville tonight to assist !!
the work OF instituting new lodge II
that thriving little town. Sorry Th
Times editor cannot be one Of th
party as be would like TO help the boy
along.
Mr.. and Mrs. David r. Lide of Pine
wood have sent out Invitations for th
marriage OF Mr. Howard Scott an'
Miss Francis Fl. Reynolds which IS T.
take place in the Pinewood Baptls
church Thursday evening 9th. inst.
The large lumber plant Of the D. W
Alderman Sons Co. at Alcolu, whic!
was destroyed by FIRE, is being rebuiI
and the work is being pushed forward
When this Is completed it will be on
OF the most modern and complete outfit
in the State.