The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1913-07-23

To be the ice man is a cinch these
days.
Mrs. S. Oliver o'Bryan is visiting
at Heineman.
Mr.. Louis Levi has returned home
from visit to Abbeville.
Mr.. F. c. Thomas has returned home
from his stay at the Isle OF Palms.
When you come 70 Manning call on
THE TINES and pay your subscription.
Mr.. Burdell, OF Lugoff, bas accepted
q position with Earvin Motor Company.
They are arresting women in some
cities for being undressed with their
clothes on.
Miss Sallie Mae Shepperd returned
home yesterday from visit to friends
in Florence.
Bring it here. What? Your tobacco.
The highest prices are being paid on
this market.
a large crowd is expected at Beulah
nexi Saturday to attend the "old SOL
diers picnic"
The young people were entertained
Monday evening at the home OF MIR.
Joseph Sprot5.
Mr.. D. Eirschmann left Sunday for
New York to look after his fall pur-
chases of stock.
MIR. Milton Mcintosh, OF Columbia,
is spending his vacation with his par
ents ip Manning.
Read tSe half page advertisement
OF the D. J. Chandler Clothing Comp
any in this issue.
MIR. F. o. Richardson and family, left
last Friday for visit to relatives at
Wake Forest, N. c.
Lewis Wood. Esq, stenographer OF
the 3rd circuit was in Manning Mon.
day on official business.
It's all chicken With the young bloods
these days. but not so with their DADS,
who have to foot the bills.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Ingram, Of
Sumter, visited the family of Judge
john 5. Wilson this week.
The cropping of the green on the
court house square has added much to
the appearance of the grounds.
Katzoff's sale is going on, follow the
crowds and pick some of the bargains
be has hanging all over his store.
Lemons have gone on the free list at
SO per box, before they went On the free
list they were high at S. per box.
The grand prize at the Manning Gro
cerv. Company will be drawn for mex,
Saturday night-a sewing machine.
The Home Branch school district No
80 will hold an election 10 create levy
of four additional mills next Friday.
The recent rains have had wonder
full effect upon the crops and the farm
ers are in high glee over the prospect.
MIR. S. Oliver O'Brvau will take biz
family to Sullivan's Island where be
has rented a cottage for the rest of the
season.
Burrill Manning, a young son of hon
r. l. Manning of Sumter had very
narrow escape from lightning at Saluds
yesterday.
If what can be seen through the
thin skirts these days is matter o
pride, what would be said OF rea
shapely limbs?
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Smith and theil
daughter, Mildred, arrived home from
Charlotte where they have been spend
ing several weeks.
The iingoes have introduced reso
luton in the senate which smacks yer,
much of trouble brewing between thi:
country and Mexico.
Mr. E. C. Horton was host to th,
Bible class of the Presbyterian church
last Monday evening, which was en-
loyeo oy those present.
Mr.. II. q. Plowoen, who has beel
in Columbia ct the hospital having
surgical operation, arrived home Mon
day night in splendid condition.
The Manning post Office paid out TO
money orders during the year 1912 S27,
600, and for the year ending March 3lst
it sold postage amounting to $4,000.
The Farmers Union is at the Isle O
Palms today and tomorrow having bi!
time discussing the welfare of the farm
er, and splrrging in the sad sea waves
Last Friday was the hottest day 0
this summer, the thermometer went u
to over 100 degrees IN the shade, ant
starched collars went down below zero
Senator Tillman complained Of no
being able to get good fried ch,cke
in Washington, and the woman of tn
capitol city are now trying % chok
him on chicken. He has been receiving
50 much fried chicken that he
ashamed to look one of the feather