The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1913-05-14

Capt. W. G. Davis is IN New YORK
on business.
Died this morning. the infant son OF
Mr.. and Mrs L. 81. Harvin.
Court in Maoning, June 2nd, with
Judge G. W. Gage to preside.
Mrs. C. A. McFaddin who has been
i'll, is better and rapidly improveing.
The Methodist Bible Class goes to
Martins Lake for an outing tomorrow.
Mrs. English P'owden is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Zeiglsr, in Orangeburg.
Mrs. r. Greentree leaves this after
noon to visit friends at Atlantic City,
N.
The Woodmen OF this town are to
bave picnic a. Brewington Lake to-
morrow.
Miss Georgia Cutler of Orangeburg
is visiting her friend Miss Julia Sis
trunk in Manoing.
J. q. Lesesne, Esq, is in Tennessee
on professional business, but is expect
ed home in few days.
The Acts of the last general assem-
bly, have been sent out and are now IN
possession of the officers.
The school commencemnntoratoc is
abroad in the land, but most Of them
have future political axe TO grind.
Magistrate Fleming of New Zi"n
came TO Manning to conduct hearing
in case for the violation Of contract.
Married by Judge J. NJ. Windham.
last Wednesday, Mr.. Charles Govan
Geddinss and Miss Odella HolladaV.
Both of Paxvllle-
There will be basket ball game at
the school grounds between Manning
and Summerton next Friday afternoon
at $50 O'Clock. Admission 10 cents
The ladies OF the Civic League have
have been having the court house
grounds planted and it will not be long
before their work will show up beauti-
fully.
Rev. G. S. Dougherty will preach 10
the Manpiug Baptist church next Sun
day morning at II o'clock, and again in
the evening at O'Clock. The public
is invited.
On the 5rh, instant the barn and
stables OF Mr.. L. S. Barwick were
destroyed by FIRE, with the contents OF
the baru. splendid horse was also
burned to death. No insurance.
The Times editor is the recipient of
an invitation TO attend the commence
ment exercises OF Colum hia Institute
at Columbia, Tenn. Miss Emmala
Frances CaperS, of Summerton, is one
OF the graduates.
When the churches adopt resolutions
d;sapproviog the present styles in FEM
inire apparel. il is an even BIT that the
designers are tickled BECAUSE OF the
free advertisement, and the women who
wear look-at-my-shspe-costumes feel
they have made hit.
For several days past there has been
q rumor TO the effect that there is a
case of small pox in the county Jail,
but the sheriff SAYS the prisoner who
had s"me kind of an eruptioo is better,
and if he had small pox tt must have
been very mild case.
If YOU run 40 automobile 10 this
town without lights after dark the
police will yank you mp to be fined.
This is as it should be. to permit ma
chimes to 90 through the streets with
out lights would be dangerous and the
law should be enforced strictly.
Several from Manning attended the
funeral of the late Rev. James McDow-
ell in Sumter last Thursday T e
writer was very much disappointed that
he was forced to go To Columbia that
day, as he should have liked u have at
tended the funeral as mark of respect
to this grand old man.
There has been an investigation Of
the recent FIRE which destroyed the
barn of Mr.. J. J. Thispen recently,
and the officer delegated by the Gov
eruor 10 make this investigation has
fiuiSh-d his work aud reached the con.
clusion the FIRE was accidental. and not
set as was at first thought.
Died in the Sumter hospital on the
9th, instant. Mrs. Evie Hardy. wife OF
Mr. ] II Hardy, of New Zion. The de-
ceased was operated on for append
ctis. The funeral took place at New
Zion church the following day. Rev.
Arnold Hal of Sardinia and Rev. So
journer OF New Zon conducted the
service
The Paxville School Improvement,
Association will give the play entitl-o
MIR. Bob" at their auditorium on Fri
dav May 23rd, beginning at at $50, fol-
the beuefit of the school. Several
musical selections will be rendered.
Refreshments will be served for the
hG,raiccian OSLn Obi ,