The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-07-19
Mr.. D. Hirschmann's left Sunday fol
the northern markets.

Mr.. D. Hirschmann's left Sunday for
the northern markets.
Dr.. and Mrs. J. A. Cole have return
ed from the mountains.
Mr.. Frank ?. Burgess OF this place
left Yesterday for Glenn Springs.
Mr.. F. @. Richardson and family, re-
turned from their visit to Wake Forest,
n. G..
Mr.. Louis Levi left this morning for
a trip to Atlantic City for much need
Led vacation.
Mr.. S. Oliver O'Bryan and his bride.
arrived home from the tour last Wee
.nesday evening.
Bon. J. II. Clifton OF toe Sumter, bar,
was IN Manning yesterday on profes-
.siooat business.
The tobacco has begun to move this
way, we~are told some lugs came TO
Shis market last week.
Mr.. Dantzler Bradharl Of Jackson
vile is at home on q visit to his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Bradham.
There was a Joint picnic between Cav
airy and Pinewood Baptist churches last
Wednesday at Cutters Mill.
Every stranger that comes to Manning
has a good word to say for it, this IS
GOOD sign which is appreciated.
What kind OF a historian is that who
changes the statements in his books in
order to get it adopted by-a board?
The Woman's Home and Foreign Mis-
sionarv Societies will meet together
next Friday afternoon at O'Clock.
One of the incest treats we have ever
had iu many day was basket OF oea-
utifui Elberta peaches raised on Sunny
Side Farm near Manning by Mrs. F. P.
Erwin.
Mr.. Willie Cuttino has returned to
his post at the post Office from his vaca-
ton trip. he did not bring bride with
s1ia as some supposed he might.
The pastor of the Methodist church
will preach on s'The Sons OF Belld:s
Sunday morning and would be pleased
10 have al who will to attend.
Mr.. David Levi and family, left last
Wednesday evening for Atlantic City
for the rest of the summer, they were
accompanied by Miss Lucille Iseman.
Mr.. NJ. d. Myers of Virginia, who has
been here several seasons representing
the Imperial Tobacco Co.. has arrived
to be with US again another season.
TIE DuRant boys are itching for q
game OF ball with Manning, so far as
we know there is no bali team here
it requires some exeroion to play ball.
The first high grade Standard Phoao-
graph was given away FREE to Miss
Lite Richbourg. Keep on trading IN
krasnos!s Corner Store and get one
100. Who Will be next?
Iirs. II. S Hawkins OF Lynchourg.
snothel o; DR.. J. II. Hawkins. and Mrs.
!. $ Potts. Il SiS'":. ;,:e il, Iannlc2 VS.
inr Tie family o: s::eir >G:. and 5:ot!:er.
::r, =. ". Wells, who fo: he pas:
IS" Sp"!IS. ids sS'-ciI |s'C ~ ~'~''N -
In. ellie .,t ,h- clerk of cou';. Eas re-
s;:naG ta- po.!;iGn 10 take ELECT Sept
etl;'er Isl.
sIr. Z. +. C"tfr: ana family have
ror.e TO Glenn Springs, they kill spend
Two weeks &; that place, and t:csa there
tie: 90 20 Booze, \. G.. Nr. Cofey 5
former home 70 spend the rest OF the
summer.
The picnic of the Farmers Union
last Friday at Trinity was well attend
ed and splendid dinner was served.
Commissioner 4. j. Watson. Ira Nll-
,;s,as and Hon. r. B. Belser made stir.
:7ng speeches
We direct the attention OF our reac-
ers TO the advertisement Of the Bank q
Oianta. the thriving town near the Ctar-
euion line and which was once a portion
of Clarendon is doing the progressive
act and reaching out for business.
When a man has the misfortune to
have q break k-down with his automobile
he is 10 no mood to answer the question
..whv don't you get a horse:" The
ouestioner is liable to be told 70 go to
HellesDoDt, or somewhere else where
water does not freeze.
The veterans picnic at Oianta cones
of on the 22od, and there viii be many
from this county in attendance. This
annual picnic is a great place for the po,
I!tical aspirants to 60 70 meet the "oeer
pepu,," shake their hands, and inquire
about the family and the crops.