The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1912-03-27

There will be heavy tobacco plant
ing this year if the number OF beds are
any signs.
Mr.. Edwin Rosenburg OF Abbeville,
spent Monday in Naming with Mr..
Louis Levi.
Mrs. Lucian Brailsford OF Pamela
spent last week in Manning with Mrs.
J. W. Rigbv.
Mrs. Frank E. Barron of Charleston,
is in Manning visiting the family OF Mr..
A. I. Barron.
You are invited to attend the Milli-
merry Opening March 2sth, and 18th. ..
Hirschmann.
Dr.. and Mrs. a. J. Briggs of Sumner.
ton, were among the visitors IN Man
ming yesterday.
Mrs. J. ". Odiorre has returned to
her home at Ferguson, after g pleasant
visit to her parents in Manning.
Married by Magistrate J. E. Rich
bourg last Saturday at -Foreston Mr..
Il. L. Tucker and Miss Dorcas T..
Wise.
Mrs. E6e McRoy Hawkins and little
Herbert, left Monday night for St.
Matthews to visit her sister, Mrs. Nor
timer Hawkins.
There will be box party at Trinity
school house, Friday night the 18th.
Benefit Trinity base ball club. Public
cordially invited.
No. the license has not been applied
for vet, but the indications are It soon
will be, and then the town will lose a
most delightful parsonage. Guess who:
The county correspondents are not
giving US much help these days because
they are kept busy lodging the
rains to get a chance TO do some plow-
ing
Mr.. Theodore Simmons and his wife
OF Charleston, and Mrs. NJ. F. Heller OF
Kings5ree, were in Manning Monday TO
attend the services OF the Episcopal
church.
Rev. a. r. Woodson left Monday
morning for the upper part Of the State,
where be will spend the week in Enoree
Presbytery assisting in raising the col
lege endowment fund.
The people of Timmonsville have pc
titioned the county board OF Florence TO
remove the dispensary in that town.
This is the result OF a recent religious
meeting held in that place.
Rural Carrier Creecv says that along
his route everything is IN full bloom not
excepting the mud holes in the middle
of the road, these he hopes the county
supervisor will soon cultivate.
Mr.. and Mrs N. ". Krasnod left last
Thursday for New York 10 purchase
spring goods, and when they return
thev will have offerings to make the
natives wonder how they can DO It.
Died last night at the home OF he,
son. Mr.. Henry Leard, at lsaleigh, \
c.. Mrs. NJ. 4. Leard, aged 81 years
The deceased was the widow of the late
Rev Samuel Leacd. and the mother O.
Mrs G. II. Higgins Of Manning.
THE TINES mentioned that Judge
Jones, one O: the candidates for COVER
nor, would be al New Zion to speas
some time il April, since then we learr
the time is TO be some ti,2e IN May
probably a. the closing OF the school.
Sumter's Chief OF Police has announc
ed himself candidate for the office 0,
sheriff. Bradford made mighty gooc
chief of police. and we have no doubt he
would do fne as 2 sheriff, but he has
others 10 contest for this prize who are
popular too.
Married by Rev. II. K. Williams II
Naming last Monday at the Baptis,
parsonage NIr Joseph Minis, Jr. OF Pax
vile, and Miss Curtise Latham 0:
sharon, York county The bride Is
one OF the teachers in the PaXvilie
graded school.
Faster will soon get here with all Of
its solemn beauty, and expense. Ever;
father and husband is working himself
I'D ic,o spirit OF ecscacy IN antclpa
ton OF the Joy he INST feel when his
wife or daughter says TO him Dad Is
my bat on straight:
The town election gives promise o.
mnrh excitement. we are told that the
present Navor VINO has given TO the
;own one o. the best Administrations i
has ever had. will have 70 get we'll gin
gered if he expects 20 beat the oppoSl
ton. When one has 20 race With, VIVA
is generally conceded 70 ma ke "cute
mare. /" there must be something Golns
in Eumpville: it is no time 70 fall as!eeI
at the switch. We woulG sugges5 thai
the cigars be kept on tap from 10" or
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