The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-07-26

Watch for Mannirg's nWhite-Way.' .
Mrs. J. A. Weinberg is visiting
friends at Georgetown.
Mrs. F. c.. Thomas and children, are
on Sullivan's Island enjoying the SURF.
Miss Emma Seay of Columbia, is in
Manning visiting Miss Julia Cutnno.
Several from this place attended the
big picnic at Olanta last Saturday.
Ma5or a. C. Bradham and family are
back from their trip to the mountains
Died in Sumter last Saturday, Mrs.
Louise DuRant, wife OF DR.. Edgar Du-
Rant.
Mr.. C. r. Breedin, manager OF the
Manning Grocery, left this morning for
: New York.
DR.. Everette Iseman of Baltimore, is
: io Manning on s. visit to his parents:
8 Mr., and Mrs. Simon lsenan.
Mrs. L. 3. Wilson aud her daughter
Mrs. c.. F. Williams of Columbia are
visiting the family OF Judge John >.
Wilson.
Texas has just emerged from hotly
contested election to pat the Lone Star
State into the prohibition column but
the siwets'' won.
Mr.. T. F. C;ofey came back fr~:n
Glenr Springs to attend the funeral OF
little 3oseDh Rigby, and he has return
ed to the Springs.
Sr.J. w. Cole of Fort Meade. Fla,
arriSed in Manning last Thursday eve
ming TO spend couple OF weeks visit
ing relatives in the county.
The friends of MIR. 81. D Clark, will
be clad TO learn that he is improving IN
health at Gleno's and that he has de-
cided 20 remain there another week.
The signs point to a marriage in this
I town within the next few weeks,
Strange, very few people have a sus-
picion who it is, nevertheless 1t Is so.
The Farmers Union annual meeting
takes place in Columbia the 9th inst.
MessS. G.. A. McFaddin and w. w.
johnson are the delegates from this
county.
Mr.. w. NJ. Davis OF the Fork and q
member OF the board Of county COM
nissioners is touring at the north, us.
iting New York, Philadelphia and
,Niagra Falls.
Columbia has been successful in Sc
curing the corn exposition Tor 1913:
This IS e scheme that every town and
county ia the state should Interest
themselves in.
There is 6ne crop OF weeds in full
bloom on church street these days. ana
unless the council does some harvest
ing the frost viii come along AMER
awhile and destroy them.
The voting for piano was quite excit-
ing Saturday at Zeigler's. The DAY
closed with Mrs. J. J. Nettles leading
with Miss Matte Timmons close second
and Miss Mariorene Reardcn third.
: Mr.. W. NJ. Plowden and wife. left
yesterday for Glenn's Springs. Mr..
PiowGen has been sick for the past sew
eral weeks and he goes to the Springs
10 the hope OF regaining his health.
The d. J. Chandler Clothing Co., OF
Sumter are with Us again in half lfpage
ad. calling on our readers to sean the
prices OF this splendid concern, and II
Ss needless FOR US to say when Chandler
advertises q price he Will not be Just
OUT when the goods are called for.
Died at Lucknow within one hour
after the death of her husband Sunday
afternoon, Mrs. Mollle Hyatte aSeo
about 2s years. The husband had only
been Ill few days. and the wife toll
lowed, the cause OF be" death oe1ne
heart failure Both we're buried near
lucknow Monday.
Mr.. ". Z. Lyon the American 10
bacco's representative arrived IN tIme
for the Opening" last Thursday The
floors of this market contained aooul
10000 pounds but what there was lack
;no 10 quantity was made up in price
We are told shat the market here ha:
all OF the other warehouses skinned on
che prices.
Mrs. N. E. Pittnan of Turbeville
widow OF the late A. I. PittInan O.
Raleigh, X. c.. died Monday at the
home OF her son DR.. I. ". Putnam
She was y years old. Her body wa;
:aken 10 Fairmoot. n. c.. for burial
Her sons Dr.. I. W. Pittman of tai:
place and Rev. A. E. c. Pistrnan O