The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1912-09-18

! Married yesterday afternoon by Rev
F. 81. Shuler, Miss Mayes Morris o;
Workman, and Mr.. Robert Hodge O.
New Zion. The young couple left on the
evening train for Sumter, where they
will make their future home.
The college girls left yesterday for
their respective schools, some TO Win
throp, others to Anderson College, and
others to various schools. They we're
! in Jolly mood and seemed anxious to
get back to get back to their books.
Mr.. ). B. Cantey has rendered his
resignation to Mr. a. I. Barron, Clerk
of Court, to accept position at Mon
META to teach school. We are real sorry
that Manning is TO lose such an estim-
able young man, but we wish him good
luck.
It was indeed a pretty sight last
Monday to see the bright-eyed children
making their way to the school house
to be on hand at its opening. Now let
all of US do what we can TO make this
record-breaking year for the Man.
ming graded school.
We are requested to announce the
thanks of Mr.. W. r. Davis for the
handsome vote the people gave him
for the Office of Supervisor, and he says
that he shall endeavor to prove his
worth when the time comes for him to
take charge of the county affairs.
Mr.. D. Mitch Epps, of the Workman
section, an ardent Bleaseite, was here
last Friday and was very enthusiastic
over the election of Blease. but when
his friends found him wearing Jones
button he explained that he vas wear
ing it on black tie as badge O.
mourning.
Died on September 2nd, Mrs Della
Ridgeway, wife OF Mr.. Badger Ridge
way at her bone near Silver. The
internent took place at Home Branch
church the next day. Rev. N. J. kiser
offciated and he preached the funeral
sermon the following Sunday. The
deceased was gooo woman, only %
years of age and she left an iufant three
weeks old.
Judge Spain's manner of conducting
the court, and his quick rulings is great
ly admired by those who have watched
him preside. It is source of real graf
itication to US to hear the nice express
sions from those competent 20 Judge be-
cause we had something TO do with
electing him to this high Office, and be-
sides it is our proud privilege to call him
friend, we were boys together and have
been warm friends for over forty years.
Yesterday morning the following stu
dents left fer their respective colleges:
Misses Maud Bradham, Julia Cuttino,
JAMIE Wilson and Pammie Bradham, to
Winthrop: Isabel and Caro- Bradham,
TO Anderson; and Messrs. James and
Charlie Sprott and Norwood Hall to
Wofford: Robert Woodson to Clinton.
They ali expect to spend Easter at
home and then there will be something
doing.
There will be the annual picnic OF
Red Men at Seloc, on the 25th inst, and
Governor Blease has consented to at.
tend and deliver an address. This IS al
ways a great occasion with the tribe
and their friends. and besides having a
regular old time Salem dinner, there
are always many amusements for those
who attend Besides the Governor there
will be other prominent speakers and g
general good time is expected.
Preparations are being made for the
general election which takes pace No
vember 9th. Governor Biease IN ac-
cordance with the law is required to
appoint Commissioners for the State
and Federal election. and for Clarendon
he has made the following: State-John
+. Dingle, Summerton; S. W. McIn-
tosh, Workman: and r. II. Davis, Man
ning. Federal-E. S. Erwin, Manning:
T. N. Baird, New Zion: and p. B.
Hodge, Pinewood. These commission
ers will assemble at the court house and
appoint three managers for each pre-
cinct in the county; the state commis-
sloners will appoint. three TO manage
the State election and the federal COM
missioners Will appoint three 10 manage
the election for electors and the Con-
gresham. As soon us these appointees
have been notified of their appointments
ard receive their commissions i notice
will be published naming the time ior
their first meeting.