The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1913-07-02

Mr.. Il. C. Bruins OF Georgetown is
visiting in Manning.
Mrs. NJ. L. Sauls has gone 10 visit
her son at Winstou-Salem, n. Z.
Beginning yesterday persons can send
through the mails packages G. 0. d.
Mrs. B. P. Broadway, of Jacksonville,
Fla, was in Manning yesterday on
business.
The depot at Wilson's Mill vas des-
troyed by FIRE last Saturday night from
lightning.
The Young folks OF Manning enjoyed
a delightful fish fry at Martins Lake
last evening.
DR.. and Mrs. Ellison Capers, of Sum-
merton, spent Monday in Manning on
shopping tour.
Miss Helen Thompson, of Sumter, is
in Manning visiting her school mate,
Miss Margaritte Nimmer.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. McFaddin left
Yesterday for Columbia where they ex-
pect to stay for several days.
The Woman's Missionary Society OF
the Methodist church will meet next
Friday afternoon at 5 O'Clock.
Mr.. J. Covert Plowden, who has
been off on his summer vacation re-
turned TO his WORK Monday night.
Miss Virginia Wilson left last Thurs
day night to join her sister. Mrs -Belse:':
for trip to Hepdersonv!lle, n. c.
Mrs. T. NJ. Mouzon. accompanied by
her sister. Miss Clara Williams, OF
Georgia, has gone to Virginia for rest.
The Times editor spent last Friday
at the Isle of Palms, and you can take
it from him, the lid was on as tight as
bees wax.
Mr.. J. A. Weinberg left Monday
night to join his family in North Caro-
lima. where they will 60 10 New York
and Canada
Mrs. J. D Higgins of Denmark ar
rived in Manning Monday morning TO
spend the day with the family of Mr..
a. II. Breedio.
We are informed that Dr.. J. ?. Har-
rison, of Greenville, a recent graduate
of the South Carolina Medical college,
will soon locate at Alcolu.
Morris Ness has returned from New
York where he has been to buy his
stock for the new store which he is
about to open 10 Manning
The citizens OF the Home Branch Sec
ton are alive 10 the necessity Of better
school facilities, and they are going TO
vote upon themselves an additional tax.
A freight train left the track at the
Manning depot last Monday morning at
ap early hour, and the wrecking train
had TO be sent for to get it on the road
again.
There will be services in the Man.
ming Baptist church Sunday morning
and Sunday night by DR.. f. W. San
ders of Greenville. The public is cor
daily invited.
Prof. John K. Breedin, dean OF the
Anderson Female College, and his wife
are in Manning on visit 10 Mr.. Bree
din's parents, after an entendeo tour Of
the North and Canada.
Ifyou want TO have q few days o.
real pleasure take advantage OF the
special rates that is being offered II
this issue by the Isle of Palms company
for the 4,h, 5th and 9th.
County Superintendent Of Education
F. J. Browne, who has been a. Rock
Hill, attending a meeting of the Super
iptsrdeu,s of the State, and teachers
ummer school, arrived home MoDda'
night.
Mr.. S J. Smith who has been so
.iou,ning at Myrtle Beach with nj:
family. run over 10 Manning for few
,days TO .ook after some business but ht
will return 10 The salt water and th'
cool breeZes.
Married at the Manse by Rev /. b
NcCord, in Manning last Saturday
s,r. j. Hepry Mouzon. OF Williams
burg, and Miss Nellie Higgins. OF III.
Fork, q daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. }
". Higgins.
There was game Of base ball las
Saturday between Home Branch aut
Trinity, resulting in favor OF Home
Branch. sos. The Home brancner
have not been defea;ed this season, ant
they are proud Of the distinction.
Adam Fulton WAS shot aud killed b.
Madison Nelson, both negroes, last Suu
day morning on the Couuor Wells plar,
On Sautee. Il is said that Nelson wen
to ;he house " here Fulton was s!.epiu!
and called, when Fulton raised up il
bed NeiSoa fired upon him Through IA
wiudow Nelson claims the shoocin.
w,saccide Sheriff Gamble arte>'e
Ne!Son and lodged him IN jail 70 avail
trial at rho next term of court