The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1913-01-01

! The federal court st Indianapolis
convicted SO out of 10 officials of labor
organization on the charge OF conspir
lacy in the dynamite cases, and 3;
OF them were sent to Fort Leaven
worth, Kan, federal prison. The sen
tences ranged from seven years to one
year; some Of the sentences were sus
pended.
| tt is reported in the press dispatches
thst Senator Tillmau is backing Editor
J. L. Sims of Oranseburg. for the posi-
siop of United States Marshall, a posi-
ton that is being efficiently filed by j.
ID. Adams, and Who has two more Years
to serve, that is if President Wilson
recognizes the commission issued by
President Taft -
|: .Turbeville Lodge Of KNIGHTS OF .Py
thias elected for the ensuing year the
following officers: George W. Green,
lC c., D NJ. Turbeville, V. c., E R.
Morris, Prelate; D. c. Gamble, NJ. o1
w, W. J Turbeville, Z. of R. and S
and NJ OF F.. D. E. Turbeville, M. oi
lE., C W. Dennis, NJ A., J. B. Buddin,
u. G., q. S. Green, .. G., J. c. Dennis
Trustee.
One night last week strange doc
went on the premises OF Mr.. A. G..
Davis about Eve miles from Manning.
Mr.. Davis went out to see what was
causing the confusion among his dogs,
and the strange dog bit him. Mr.. Davis
was not at all apprehensive, until Mon
[day when he began feeling sick, so yes
ssrday he went to Columbia to be ex-
amined by an expert.
Married on Christmas morning at
Ridgeway, Mr. Ceth Mason OF St. Paul
and Miss Lillian Vanedoe. Rev. S. D.
Vaughn conducted 'he service, The
bride and groom took tour to Cuba
and Florida, and on their return will
make their home at Ridgeway. The
groom is a son of Mr. Charles. Mason
OF St. Paul. and is successful travel
ing salesman fora prominent grocery
house in Charleston.
Ruth Chapter No. 40, Royal Arch
Masons OF Manning, at their recent
meeting convened under a special dis
pensation elected the following officers
for the new year: Charlton DuRant,
High Priest; F. L. Wolfe, King; Leon
Weinberg, Scribe; E G. Horton. Cap,
tain Of the Host; G. NJ. Smith, Princi-
pie Soiourner; s. L. Hugg,ns. Royal
Arch Captain; A. I. Barroo, Treasurer;
and Fred Lesesne, Secretary.
In response to seeming demand for
a rural police system for Clarendon,
there is in course OF preparat!onLto be
introauced ct the next session OF the
legislature bill. This measure will
have 8 provision that viii eliminate
the Office from politics and it will be
controlled by the property owners ask
ing for the system. It is vel! Enown
that the rural police system. as opera
ted in some of the counties does not ap-
peal to the judgment of the senator,
bu. he is willing to give the people q
police system If they desire it.
: In this issue The D. J. Chandler
Clothing Company OF Sumter offer TO
The Times readers their annual Clear
snce Sale OF clothing and gent's fur
nishing goods Au examination OF the
prices will show that there has been q
decided cut throughout the immense
stock carried by this reputable estab-
.lishmeat. Those who have not as yet
made their purchases now have q fine
opportunity. When the D. J. Chan
dler Clothing Company put on q reduc-
tion sale it means much to the trading
public. Read the ad., make note OF the
prices and then visit that store early so
as TO get the advantage OF the full
stock.
Died at the home OF Mrs D. S. John.
son near Jordan, Der mother. Mrs.
Matte Stukes of Silver, wife of Neuton
Stukes, December "a. age 62 years. She
leaves to survive her husband, one son
and seven dauphters, Willie Stukes of
Lagrange, N c., Mrs. Arthur Fielder
OF Silver. Mrs. Robert johnson Pine
wood, Mrs. Francis Barnic and Mrs.
Hattie Graham, bosh of Pinewood, Mrs.
Rulsh Thomas and Mrs. Lilly Perry,
both Of Marion, N. c. She was loving
mother and spent her last davs to the
comfort OF her children, she is not only
missed by her family, but by her host
OF friends it was certainly shock to
the entire community. She had just
come to spend Christmas with her
daughter. JESSIE.
On the night Of the 23rd, officers OF
Summerton Lodge No. los, A. F. NJ,
were installed ss follows: B. A. Rich
bourp, W. M.:H. P. Troy,S W.; C. NJ.
Mason, J. W. Q. Mathis, Treas; J..
C. Lanham, Ssety.; NJ. L. Shirer, S. D.;
Fred Barnes, J. D.; P. J. Holladay, s
5; 81. C. Carrigan. Jr., J. S.; Jas. E.
Tenant, Tiler. After the installation,
when the lodge closed, the fraternity
marched to the nome Of Mine Host, j.
10. Mathis, VINO out-did himself in the
annual banquet. 1t was scene ot peace
and harmony; brosherly love personih-
ed. The past year has been prosper.
Gus one with this lodge; 63 oegress COO
conferred; S14S Grand Looge dues. The
lodge is opposed to increasing the mem
bership fee. which would be almost
equivalent to making the new members
nav for additional amount, required be-
fore beginning the Masonic home. A
| live secretary at each lodge, would soon
raise the balance required, and it is
truly to be hoped that all the secretar'
les will soon get busy.
Important Important.
State Board of Health
of Souah Carolina.
Robert Wilson, Jr., NJ. D.
! Chairman.
Columbia, S. c., Dec. 30, 1912.
tMr. A. S. Todd.
Manning, S. G.
Dear SIR