The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1914-09-23


Miss Price, of Charleston, is visiting
Mrs E.iP. Mcleod.
Judge John S. Wilson left Monday
TO open court in Darlington.
Mrs. 3. A. Walker Of Sumter, is in
Manning visiting Mrs. 4. S. Briggs.
Mrs. c.. f. Harvin has returned home
after spending the summer in Saluda.
The court of Common Pleas is now
iu session mainly to hear consent cases.
The New Idea Co., will have their
millinery opening on October lst and
End.
All the Jewish stores will be closed
next Wednesday, this being Yum
Ripper.
Mrs Isabel Matthias. is in Manning
visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs. D.
Nj. Bradham.
MIR. r. r. Jsnkinson left last evening
for Baltimore to buy his fall and winter
stock OF goods.
The pastor will preach in the Pres
byter;an church next Sabbath at II a..
M, and 8 p. m.
Mr.. ]. D. Alsbrook has accepted the
the ensuing term.
Miss Mary E. Turner, is with D
Hirschmanp. q milliner from Jos. G.
johnson, OF New York.
Misses Irma Weinberg and Annie
Hirschmann left yesterday for Spartan
burg to attend Converse college.
MIR. Ingram Bradham of Black Noun
tain, is visiting his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. D. nj. Bradham in Manning.
The railroad is sure thing We be-
lieve, and when it comes every body ln
and around Manning will be benefited.
The protracted meeting now going
on in the Baptist church continues to
draw increasing congregations. and
the sermons are being favorably COM
mented on.
MIR. Henry Applet of Darlington,
spent Sunday and Monday in Manning
with the family OF his brother Mr..
Louis Appelt.
The reports from Winthrop college
are that the institution is overcrowded,
and the students are forced to be pack
ed several In room.
The Times editor hopes to be able
BY next week to eniiven the columns
of his newspaper. editorially as we'll as
its news department.
- Mr.. Aaron Abrams returned from
Baltimore yesterday where his wife had
undergone very serious surgical oper'
alton last Wednesday. Mr.. Abrams
says that Mrs. Abrams is now getting
on very nicely.
The Methodist Sunday schools ot
South Carolina are to observe next
Saturday, 26th, as "Work Day" fol
the Epwofth Orphanage. Let every
body help, and the dear orphans will
not feel the force Of the war panic.
Read the advertisement OF the Booth
Borle Live Stock Company of Sumter
in thi, issue. This concern has an offer
which should be attractive TO the farm.
ers, and we are sure it is their purpose
to render all the aid possible to them
All of Manning's merchants are do
ing what they can to help the farmer
They are straining their own credit t
keep from enforcing the collection Of
accounts, and the most of them are al
lowing 10 cents per pound for cotton or
accounts.
The governor has revoked the com
missions OF several notaries in thl:
county, for what reason we do not know
Not in q single instance has the Sena
tor been consulted and his first knowl
edge came from the reports In The
daily newspapers.
Died last Wednesday night at he
home about six miles west Of Manning
Mrs. Emma A. Hodge, wife OF Mr.. Jos
w. Hodge, aged about 81 years. IN,
funeral took place at Home Branch
Thursday afternoon. Rev. NJ. J. Kyse
OF Paxville conducted the service.
The attention OF our readers is callet
to the new advertisement of the Shaw
McCollun Mercantile Company of Sum
ter, they are soliciting the patronage
OF the people of this and adjoining
counties and just at this season of th'
year they are making q specially o
ladies ready-to-wear-suits, and they ART
exhibiting splendid line OF the nices
frabrics, ard of the newest designs. :
visit to their store will be appreciate
bY them. Besides the ladiHs suits the,
carry full line in everything that
first class dry goods store with repu
tation to sustain can handle, and the
are selling them at competing prices
Read the advertisement in this issue.