The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-09-13

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Court next Monday. Judge Copes
presides.
Prof. J. K. Breedin of Anderson. was
in Manning Tuesday.
Miss Bessie Harvin is visiting Miss
Sadie Gregory in Lancaster.
Mr.. Horace Thomas left Yesterday to
resume his studies at Clemson.
Miss Gee OF Santuck, is in Manning
visiting her sister, Mrs. ). H. Lesesne.
The enrolment at the school this
morning was sos, about 35 more Than
last year.
There is q dearth on local news this
week, the cotton fields are keeping
everybody busy.
The statements from the several
banks in this county show up healthy
financial condition.
A negro woman in Clinton gave birth
to twins, naming one Collie Blease and
the other Casey. Jones.
Mr.. S. I. Earyin of Dawson, Ca, IS
visiting his parents in Manning. Mr.
and Mrs. CIR. HarVin.
Rev. j. a. Graves Of Abbevllle; Will
preach in the Methodist church IN Man
ming next Sunday morning and evening.
The fac on the court house is a statu-
tory requirement to designate as 3 pub
lie building, and is not a storm signal as
many suppose.
DIED at Greelyvale last Friday night,
at the home Of his sister, Mr. Plnckney
Hodge. OF the Bloomville section, aged.
about 5S years,
The Manning Grocery keep two. de!iv-
cry wagons going every DAY, arc oe-
sioes the force han, ues the ,out-of-to"n
trade in satistac..Sty manner
A tenant house on the farm Of Mr. G:
NJ. Thigpen occupied by Anna MeFad-
din was destroyed by fire yesterday, and
the entire contents went with IT..
Mr.. J. B. Cantey, OF Summerton, has
accepted the position IN the Clerk OF
Courts Office recently made vacant ey
the resignation of Mr.. T. NJ. Wells.
The friends of Mrs. J. P. Yassney will
be pleased TO learn that while she IS
still i'll, she is slowly improving and It
is hoped that she will soon be convaies-
cent.
A very interesting communication
from Col. D. W. Brailsford is omitted
this week because we did not have the
time to get it ia type. It will appear
next week.
There will be reception at the lew
nanse this evening. Rev. and Mrs.
Woodson have extended invitations TO
the members OF the congregation ana q
few friends.
The early mornings are astir with the
wagons full of pickers going to the cot
ton fields to pick cotton: and there IS
considerable rivalry among the farmers
to7get this labor.
Mr.. Harry L. Drose OF Foresron and
Miss Pearie Ella. Kelly of Chicago
were quietly married in Charleston last
Wednesday. Rev. q. J. Black per
formed the ceremony.
Died suddenly at his home in Green-
wood last Sunday morning, Mr.. w. Her
bert Watson, the father OF Mrs. G. NJ.
Smith of this town. Mrs. Smith LETT 1or
Greenwood Monday morning.
Our advertising columns have crowd
ed out editorials to large extent this
week, but then our readers can afford
to take rest from these occasionally.
L will do them good we DelieYe.
wish to thank my many friends for
the assistance they gave me in the
piano contest at Zeigler's Pharmacy
I regret very much that did not get
nv card in last week. Katie GalIlard
MIR. D. NJ. Bradham of the firm OF D.
NJ. Bradham & Son is in St. Louis buy
ing horses and mules for the fall and
winter trade. His stock is expected IN
the latter part OF this week or the first
of next.
Died at Cowards last Monday, Mrs.
Jennette Lynch, wife of J. c. Lynch.
aged about so years. The deceased was
the mother OF Mrs. W. B. Bass OF Man
ming, who was with her mother when
she died.
The Ped Shirt" reunion which takes
place on the 18th in Columbia promises
10 be huge affair. United States Sen
ator John Sharp Williams OF Misslppi,
will deliver the chief address on the
evening of the 2Tth
Died at Lamar Monday, Mrs. Mar
earet Colclough, wife of Mr.. 8. D. Col
Clough. aged about 81 years. The burial
took place yesterday at Greelyvil!e.
The deceased was the youngest daugh-
ter of the late DR.. ]. N. Burgess.
The Improved Order of Red Men
will have their annual picnic at Horse
Branch church near Turbeyille Thurs