The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1913-11-19
Remember the bazaar.

Remember the bazaar.
Land sale at Trinity Saturday.
Tomorrow week is Thanksgiving.
Attend the civic league bazaar today.
Read c. NJ. Davis and Son big ad in
this issue.
December lst, is the last day for
Town taxes without penalty.
The bird hunters are out every day
now Sundays net excepted.
:!anring's cotton market continues
20 he the best in Eastern South Caro-
lima.
Mr and Mrs. D. Hirschmanu and
Mr.. Julien Weinberg went to klngstree
Sunday.
Mr.. r. Crosby Newton the real es-
tate man OF Bennettsville, was in Man
mug yesterday.
When there is nothing stirring how
in the name of Sallje Ann can the peo-
pie expect news.
MIR. and Mrs. W. E. James of Sum-
merton are spending this week in the
city of Charleston.
Mrs p. II. Arrowsmith OF Lake City
is in Maunipg visiting her parents Mr..
and Mrs. 2. B. Thames.
Edwin L Hirsch Esq. of the King
stree Bar spent yeste rday 10 Manning
90 professional business.
Nj. and Mrs. R r. Jenkinsop. &C.
companied by Mr.. Fred Lesesne spent
Sunday afternoon in Kingstree.
Rev. Thomas J. Clyde former Pre-
siding Elder Of the Sumter District
died at Oaks S. c., on Nov. 3rd.
Quite a large party OF Meaningless
went to Sumter last Friday evening To
see The trail of the Lonesome Pine i"
Mrs. A. c.. Summers of Columbia,
arrived in Manning last Thursday
night on visit to her sister Mrs. Il E.
Harlee
The Charleston fair is attracting
many of Clarendon's citizens TO the
city where they always keep a good
time on tap.
We are in receipt OF a copy Of "Mem-
ory Gems from our old friend Mr.. N.
0. Py!es of Columbia, and we shall
ever prize it.
We note the csaning into this county
a number of Marlboro farmers pros
pecting for farm lands. Clarendon
welcomes such.
Mr.. G. L James of Sumnerton call
ed in to see us yesterday and he says
the larger portion of the cotton in his
section has been gathered.
Thomas E Fischer Jr 4 twelve year
old grand son Of Mrs A. q. Breedin of
this towp, was acc dentIy killed with q
parlor rife in harleston Monday.
The Mems Bible Glasses of the sew
eral churches of Manning contemplate
having a joint banquet in the near
future. probably during the Christmas
holidays.
The conversion of r. D. Clark's
home 90 church street into two story
residence by Contractor 0. w. McRoy
is decided improvement TO that por-
tion Of the town.
Died of diphtheria last Thursday g.
four year old SOD of Mr.. Hugh r.
Gibbnn. and We told there is another
child IN the family seriously i'll WITH
the same disease.
Married at the home of the brides
mother, by Rev. George E Davis at
CorGova. in Orangeburg county, Sun
da> 9th, iust., Mr.. Leslie r. Ridgill of
Manning and Miss Shelley Smoak a
daughter Of Mrs. +. NJ. Smoak.
Dr. James Mcdowell of Yorkville
was in Manning last Friday shaking
hands with his old friends. DR.. Nc
Dow.ll is one of the busiest physicians
in bis Section Of the State. but he tuds
time to run down to Mannlng about
once in every FIVE years.
To be married this evening at Green
wood Mr. L. S. Chewing Of Davis
Station. and Miss Helen Coleman o!
Greenwood. the couple will be al
home at Davis Station after Monday
Miss Coleman is the second school,
teacher that has been captured Dav
is Station this year.
Died at Eufala. n. c., Miss
C"rrina Baird of Turb"ville, aged about
q years The decreased was The young
est daughter of Mr.. T. n. Baird, an6
sister of Magistrate NJ. D. Baird
The body was brought home Sunday
night, and Inferred 10 the Gibbon bury
ing ground Monday afternoon.
Invitations have been issued for thu
COMING marriage Of MIR. Henry B
Rjcnar,isun Of Panoia, and NJ S. Eliza
b tn \ Il chard-"u al Sumner, 10 az
,;i.r. D ,.emh"r 3rd Tue >c'vi.''
takes pee r.r-. Churcf. If Enr 4 !!
,umfu~..r N Srrnr~r Th. bride I" -
: 4 ., ..re..0. ...1 r 6 Rict.r S
formerly OF Clarendon.