The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1912-09-04
The Manning graded school will open

The Manning graded school will open
Monday, 10Th.
Mr.C. r. Harvin has returned from
trip to the mountains.
Mr.. Henry 5. Richardson OF Sumter
has returned to the Manning market to
buy cotton.
Maj. Abe Levi arrived home from his
Northern and Western summer trip
last Monday.
Mr.. Frank g.=Barron and family of
CharssGon is visiting in Manning his
brother Mr.. a. I. Barron.
~ Mr.. e. f. Jenkinson is on the north
ern markets buying his fail stock: He
aSwilI make startling inducements when
he returns.
Mr.. 81. w. Newton of Brewington
sold the first bale of new cotton IN Man.
ming last Thursday to Mr.. w. G. King
for Il cents.
Mamie Lum won the prize in the
colore6 contest, given by the Boston
Concert Co.. and she wishes to thank
her friends for their help.
Mr.. T. &. Stukes5left last week for
Davidson College, and his brother, Rev.
Geprry StukeS, has gone to Princeton
College to take Post Graduate course.
rs Died August 18th, Fnris Cannon. in
. sant son of Mr.. and Mrs. g. S. Way
formerly OF Clarendon, DOW of Holly
5 Hill, aged one year and two months.
& Mr.. Frank 3. Mofett, one of the post
office clerks, left for his annual vaca-
tios last Monday. He will visit his
brother at GreenVille and friends in
Pickens
Our friends will kindly remember to
look at the labelsNon their TINES this
week, and if they are in arrears we ask
z that they give US some attention as the
baby is crsing for pap
Died last Monday at his home near
New Zion, Mr.. Turner Coker, aged
about 35 years. The deceased was about
three months ago married to Miss
Baird, a daughter of Mr.. WI. Baird.
Died at Workman last Saturday
afternoon, Mrs Elizabeth Barrow, wife
of Mr.. N. 3. Barrow, aged S. years.
The burial took place Sunday at New
: Zion. Rev. r. E. Smith conducted the
service.
We will take the liberty to say to the
readers of The TINES that there is like
iy TO be all.manuer of reports about
candidates, some of them started by the
candidates themselves for political ef
feet, aud some started for the purpose
of taking away votes, the best and SAT
est plan is to pay no. heed to any re-
ports, and vote as your Judgement dc
tateS.
There was quite some little excite
ment on our streets last Saturday by the
escape of a prisoner from a deputy.
LLOYD StukeS, white man, was being
brought to the court house from the jail
to stand preliminary on the charge OF
larceny of live stock took advantage OF
the officers kind treatment and ran
making his escape effectuai. But he
will be brought back.
One. OF the most pleasant social
events of this weeks society was the
reception given Tuesday afternoon by
Miss Bess Harvin ID compliment to
Miss Marian Seabrook OF Edisto Island.
The very fascinating game OF Crook
was played, the first prize being won
bv Miss Aline Howle, lovely hand
made handkerchief and the BOBBY, a
picture, was awarded to Miss Susie
Harvin During the latter part of the
afternoon delicious ice course was
served, Those present were: Misses
Edna and Louise Brockinuon, Vallye
Applet, Alipe Howie. Matte Venning,
Marian Seabrook, Gladys Thames,
Pauline and Beulah Wilson, Susie Har-
vim. Lucy johnson and May Bradham.
Mesdames Geo. Williams, English
Plowden. Cbas, Gejger and Licius Hsr
win.