The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1913-08-27
Miss Laura Moffett is visiting in Co

Miss Laura Moffett is visiting in Co.
lnmbia.
Clerk of Court Barron has returned
home from Glenn Springs.
: R Katzof. the bargain man: has re-
from the northern markets.
Mrs. J F. Geiger and children, are
back home from Hendersonville, n. G.
Miss Geiger of Lexington is in Man
ming visiting her brothers Drs. Ge:ger.
The Young Reliable, Mr.. J. q. Rigby,
left Thursday for the purchasing trip
to New York.
Mrs. A. C. Bradham, after several
weeks stay at Hendersonville, n. c.,
has returned home.
Make your town tax returns. the
books opea next Monday. and will re-
main open until the 18th.
The Commoner. owned by William
Jennings Bryan, has been converted IN
TO monthly publication.
The books for making town tax re-
turns will open Monday, September 2,
and close September 18th.
Mesdames D. Hass and J. Levy, OF
Brunswick, Ca. are in Manning visit
ing Miss Corinne Bar6eld.
The time for making town tax re-
turns will begin Monday, September 2.
and close September 18th.
Mrs. J. Gordan Belser. OF Columbia.
is in Manning, visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Wilson.
Mr.. S. j. Smith, the cotton buyer,
has returned home from Myrtle Beach,
where he spent the summer.
Mr.. r. r. Jenkinsor leaves tonight
for the northern markets. Watch for
his big ads when he returns.
Mr.. Fred Lesesne and his neices,
have returned from their trip to the
mountains of North Carolina.
Mr.. A. I. Barron has been chosen Sec
re:ary and treasurer of the clerk of
court association recently organized.
Watch the advertising columns for
the ad of B. 4. Johnson which will
make its appearance in The Times
reXt week.
Two bales of cotton came on the
Manning market Friday, one raised by
Mr.. C. A. Gibson, and the other by
Pinckney Gamble.
Messrs. Joseph Davis and !. D. Gerald
left Manning Thursday afternoon for
trip to several northern cities, combln-
ing business with pleasure.
Misses Ruby Bennett OF Clio ard
Sarah Witberspoon Of Greenville, who
have been visiting Misses Lulie ano
Bessie >Harvin, have returned to their
homes.
Married yesterday by Judge J. E.
Richbourg st the home OF Judge ]. NJ
Windham, Mr.. Lawrence A. Way, o.
Orangeburg, and Miss Mary Frierson
of Manning.
Watch the advertising columns o.
TIE TINES and then patronize those
that solicit your business through you,
county newspaper. In next weeks IS
sue there will he several new adver
easements.
We are requested by Professor D. r
Riser to announce that the Manning
graded school will open September l5tl
and those who have no promotion card
will report at the school building or
Thursday and Friday before the 18th.
The colored farmers institute held II
Manning las, Friday was well ATTENDED
by a prosperous class Of colored farm
ers who seemed anxious to hear tn
speeches, and to take advantage OF tn
methods for intensive and progressive
farming.
The friends of Rev. F. H. Shuler 0
Latta were delighted TO see him il
Manning. He has been at Turbevill
assisting in meeting the past week
and his friends went after him Sunda
night and brought him here where h
met many of his old friends.
The town of Ridgeland, Jasper coun
ty, one OF the counties that retalne
the disueusary last week bad a consid
erable FIRE Monday,among.the building
destroyed was the dispensary with los
of $4,000 worth of liquor. The Jaspe
booze must have been pretty tsir stu