The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-07-12
Don't forget the entertainment

Don't forget the entertainment to-
morrow night.
Died last Monday, an infant daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Mcdowell McF'adGln.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Frank E. Barron are in
Manning, the guests Of Mr.. =. L. Bar
ron's family.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Oliver O'Bryau are
expected TO return from their bridal
trip this evening.
Mrs. A. Il. Breeaiu left yesterday TO
visit her daughter, Mrs. J. \. Robson
at Sanford. Florida.
Hirschmann's special sale is quite
drawing card for the searchers OF goods
at marked down prices.
The showers the past few days have
given considerable help TO the corn that
has been thirsting for rain.
Mrs. C. 4. Harvin and daughter,
Miss Clara, leave this evening for
months visit at Wrightsville, Ga.
Died June 18th, at her home on San
tee. Mrs. Lizzie Lowder. wife of Mr..
W. Il. Lowder, aged about 80 years.
Dr.G Allen Hugglns of Baltimore
came to Manning to attend the funeral
of his cousin Miss Elizabeth Conyers.
Mr.. n. D. Clark and family left last
Saturday sor Glenn Springs, and from
there they expect to 60 to the noun
etains.
Materia. is being hauled to build 3
modern residence for Mr.. J. w. Rigby.
The contract WAS given to Mr.. W w.
Cooper.
The Times editor is under obligations
to Mr.. Rutnven Plowden for delicious
water melon presented to him last Fri
day. Next.
Mr.. Willie Cuttino, one of the clerks
in the post Office, is spending this week
in Columbia roofing for the Columbia
base ball team.
The Olantaites are going after the to-
bacco business in earnest rs IS seen by
the announcement Of their new ware
house in this issue.
Mrs. Lucille Fladger and CHILDREN
left this morning for q Two months
visit ia Spartanhurg; from there they
expect to 90 to HendersonTil!e.
The railroad movement towards sum
ter if realized must, in our opinion, help
Manning, if it is the purpose of the Sea-
board to make its way to the coast.
Married last evening at the Methodist
parsonage by Rev. F. II. Shuler, Mr..
Frank Bailey OF New Hampshire, and
Miss Emma Cantev Smith OF Alco!u.
Died last Friday at her home near
New Zion, Mrs. Rebecca Hardy aged 10
wears. The burial took place at New
Zion the same afternoon. Rev MulllneaX
conducted the services.
There will be big picuic and far M
ers rally at Trinity school house on
Friday July l4th, 1911. Hon. +. J
Watson, Ira w. Williams, Prof. Had
don aud Mr.. L. L. Baker have been
invited. Everybody come with well
filled baskets.
Ex-senator B. f. Kelley of Bishop
vile. and Senator J. H. Clifton of Sum-
ter. appeared before Governor Blease
YESTERDAY in behalf Of the condemned
Willie Bethure. but from the statement
10 the Evening Record we infer that the
governor declined 70 grant the cIemency
asked for.
The prospect of good crop is keep
ioo the automobile fever in the air.
Through Mr.. II. H. Bradha,n, DR.. G. L.
Dickson has purchased Brush, and Mr..
Hugh McFaddin an Oakland touring
car. H. Il. Bradham has been very sue
cessful with the automobile business,
and at his garage can be seen the lead
ipp machines to be had at fine values.
Mr.. George Green OF Tucbeyille, d
,acent graduate of the Citadel, has
been elected one OF the, teachers OF the
Manning graded school. Mr.. Green Is
a bright young man, not only SO, ne Is
Young man OF excellent character.
He stood high at the academy IN ms
books and in the estimation OF the
faculty and his fellow students. we
wish for him successful career as
teacher.
Died in Columbia last Thursday night
Miss Elizabeth Conyers, aged ABOUT .,
wears. The home of the deceased was II
rlmmonsville, she was born and reared
ia Clarendon and had a large family
connection in this county, she was
daughter OF the late Capt. John J. Con
yers. The funeral took place in Mannlns
SATURDAY, Rev. Bailey OF Timmonsvilie
assisted by Rev. F. H. Shuler conduct