The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-05-31

Beautiful, small. streako-lean
and fat Splendid appetizer for
breakfast. As vegetable season
ing. nothing will touch it.
Manning Grocery Co.
pu.yeyors to Particular People.
KrasnoE IS giving away Photographs
read his ad.
siiss Rita Higgins Of Lander college
is Hcw at home.
asavor A. C. Bradham and family lett
.his .nerniug for Chimney Rock. \ c.
Mrs. J. W. Odiorne OF Ferguson is
visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs. G.
s.. Harvin.
Miss Laura Moffett has accepted q
sos!t;en ;r the dry goods store OF Mr.
Malpass at Orasgeourg.
The Clarendon boys from Col. j. J.
Dasgan's school at Ssatesburg. arrived
hor:e last night for the summer.
Mrs. ". P. Wannamaker OF ST..
Matthews is IN Manning visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. D. N. Braoham.
NJ. a. S. Pack of Greenville one Of
the. aiedical graduates is d son OF DR.. w.
S. Pack. and he IS s native Of Manning
When you come to court next week do
not fail to visit The Times Office and see
after soar Subscription. We need some
cash.
Married at Eeeneza last Friday, Mr..
Thomas Noye and Miss Marion Hug
eins. daughter of Rev. } 3. higgins
formerly of Paxvllle.
Rev. S. G. Stukss. recently graduated
at Princeton University, will preach in
es.e Methodist church next Sunday
morning at II o'clock.
The vVomsn's Foreign Missionary So
ciety Of the Methodist church will meet
next Friday afternoon ct 5 O'Clock.
Please let sli the members attend.
Mr.. and Mrs G. &. Higgins left this
morning 10 attend the commencement
exercises OF the South Carolina Medical
college in Charleston this evening.
Mar@:ad last Saturday at Black Moun-
sain. n. c., Mr.. J. Ingram Bradham
and Miss Eliza5esh Albred. The groom
{ is soo OF Mr.. aae sErs. D. N. Bradham
of this town.
Tna Wood mso OF Turbeville @iil naSe
big Dienic at Turbeyille on the 18th
and the SSoie country is Invited TO be
there. E$hess giil be speeches. and 4
good dinner.
Dsed last Monday night, :SrPree. the
two year old twin son Of Dr.. and 3! RS. j.
4. Cole. The parents have the sympa-
thy ot this entire community IL their
bereaseueat.
Aai. Abe Levi left last Sunday morn
sns from Sncter in an automobile Tor Z
Hrsp 10 .Asherille through the country.
Ye expects to return by rail the latter
part of the week.
CARDS e.e out ior the coming mar
riaee OF Ne. Alfred Judsoo Plowde1
and Miss Sarah seonora Nelson to
take place in the Presbyterian church
az Summestcn on the evening Of the
14ta inst.
a telegram came here Monday an-
noaocing the death OF Mr.. W. A. BOYD
at Charlestoo. West va. The deceased
was q brother of Mrs. ). ". Mcleod and
Mrs. e. S. Mcintosh of this tow1s. These
ladies left foe tie funeral Monday night.
Died last Thursday at her home in
,earbeyille Mrs. Josephine Coker, wife
of 3sr. E. r., Coker. aged about 26
gears The deceased vas the sister OF
Hon. D. E. Green. and she leaves TWO
little children. The funeral took place
Friday at Pine Grove church.
Mr. ". L. Morris who has been a
conpasisor for the past several months
on TIE Tines has resigned mis- position.
and wilt ,nozs bis family back to Char
aet.e wnere he carle from here. Mr..
Eda ". Davis of Orauge5urg takes Mr..
Norris place on The Times. Nr. Davis
aas WORKED on this newspaper before.
aalonc the graduates of the South
Caroi:aa Medical college OF Charleston,
sais eo4atv is well represented. r. t.
BroadEay. Manning E. F. D.: Z. z.
Gamble, Taebsyille: William Carrigan,
Spmmerton. These are graduates IN
medicine. and Mr.. Herman Il. Higgins
graduated high in his class in pharmacy.
William II. O'Bryan Of Heineman sa!so
q graduate of medicine
wmony Pres5vtery viii assemble
&c q called meeting next Friday morn
ing 2S u O'Clock for the purpose OF
licensing Rev. S. Guerrev Scukes to
preach. and 10 consider the calls which
haze been made from the churches at
Greelyrille ana Suasner,on 10 Re-;
E. {. Grier. MI. Stakes has accepted
call TO be assistant pastor OF the FIRST
PRESBYTERIAN churci? 1t ChattaDooga,
Tenn.
Died at .he Sumter Hospital last
Taursdsy afternoon, Mr.. William n.
Ridseway oi Bloomville aged about
sG;rty five years. He leaves widow
aoG four small children. The inter
nent aaok place at Oak Groce church
Friday afternoon. The deceased was .
snan OF sterling worth. one OF the most
energetic citizens Of the section in
sbie1 he lived, and ov aard work was
beginning 70 accumulate nice property
He was member Of Live Oak camp OF
WCodnen OK :h:s place.
,She authorities at Clemson will soor
ssars oct with a de,nonstra ton train tC
exhibit iSrm products including stock.
principally COWS and hogs raised OF the
college farms The railroads have given
, ts,e train to the college for this exhibit
nv tn,lr and Clarendon viii have ore