The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1913-04-16

issue.
Mr. " E. Jenktnson of Kiugstree
spent Sunday in town.
tits gratifying tc the friends OF Capt.
2 J. Bra6ham to learn that he IS get
nI better,
Died at Silver last Friday, Aprles
Marsaretse. two year ola daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. ". T. Briggs.
Msssrs. Melvin Israel and RALPH
Elias OF Charleston spent Sunday ~
= Manning as toe guest OF Maj. Abe Lew.
The general election for the con-
pressman and to ill the vacancy IN the
LEGISLATURE takes; place on the 18th, OF
this month.
Died op the evening OF the Sth, inst.
Nrs. Edward Bartlett near PineWooo.
The burial took place in the Weeks
burying ground.
The supervisors Office will be open
each dav from II TO ! O'Clock. Those
having business in this Office call be-
tween these hours.
Died at his nome near Pamela on the
9Th. inst, Mr.. Robert J. Wells aged
SIS wear. The funeral service took
place at Andrews Chapel.
Mrs. Eannnie Ho,laday an aged lady
of this town met with serioos accl-
dent last Thursday evening at her
home oy getting q fall which dlslocat-
led her hip.
The ladies' of the Cemetery Com
,,rtit,.e will serve hot coffee, ice tea,
ice .e.esm and cake on the school
.crounss during the field day exercises
con Friday.
rfcwen.y-swo schools in Clarendon
cuNnAy have sent in entries for tn
yar.nws. events for Field Day. The SUN
total q ensries makes something IKE
six hundcse6.
The tobacco farmers are all busy this
week set.ing cnt:she weed tor the c"m-
ing crop, and the prospect is that th-re
w;l, be larger area planted this year
than ever before.
Married last Thursday evening by
Juiqe J. NJ Windham, at his h"Tne 10
Naming, Mr.. Ed Lewis StuSes 2no
Miss Grace Gibson, daughter OF Mr..
Benjamin. Gibson.
Died at Pinewood Mrs. Morris on
tho afternoon of the Sth The deceas-
ed was the mother OF Captain Lee
Morris, section master for the Atlantic
tCoast Line, and the burial took place
.at Forestou.
sGreat preparations have been made
sur ssae Field Day exercises in Manning
r,aS & large crowd from all over the
coussg is expected TO participate ~
beautifG banner for the occaSI
now on exhibition in the window of the
Bank Of Manning.
Miss Esther Way, the winner in the
Oranyeburg field day contest on the
18th. instant, for spelling, 6ictation,
and division for the 7th grade, is the
thirteen year old daughter OF Mr.. b.
s. WAY, formerly Of Clarendon, but
now of Holly Hill, S. c. So Clarendon
girl honors both her native and adopted
counties.
When a newly married men goes
away from home and leaves his horse
.s,.j buggy at the station without any
.ons 70 look after its care, he certainly
s5as mis- mind fixed upon bis new condi-
..,;nn. and the rest OF the world IS d
taank 20 hum, but then be will wake up
:.sfrar while and realize that marriage
is not all shat must be looked after.
Rev. II Z. Williams pastor OF the
Eslannins Baptist church rendered ms
r-e,ipnatiou TO his congregation !as'
SnnSsg morning. the news OF TINS
ecsson rss q surprise TO many here
Nr. Williams since his coming 10 Man
ming wop for himself and family many
s-Sends among the people generally J
end ,hey regret 80 learn that he vii
leaye Manning.
Died 10 Columbia last Sunday. Mr
Matthew MelIetre whc has been Twins
iu that city for q number of wears. Mr.
Nellette is q native Of Clarerdon, where
he has large family connection. HI
was ore of the younger men who wen
into III. war between the States, ane
while he was a resident of his native
county be took interest 10 the affairs
his com mmunitv The funeral took place
in Columbia Monday.
Liudall's moving picture show has re
turned TO the Old court house for al
this week with entirely new pictures
ano Judging from the comments of the
lovers of moving pictures who have at
;ond.d h.. show for the past NV" nigh,
the pictures shown by the Liudall CO.
at this -nyagemeut are nf the best ereI
seen n Manning The program change
each night aud the variety of picture
c,,ff