The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1914-02-04
The Fair is opening up today.

The Fair is opening up today.
Save your change for Hirschmann's
big sale.
Mrs. Z. R. Mcintosh is quite sick at
her home at Rhem.
Mr.. F. E Barron OF Charleston is in
Manning for few days.
Mrs. j. W. Odiorne spent several
days 10 Columbia last week.
Honor Roll, Live Oak School-First
grade, Bell Evans, Harmon Evans.
Resd Hirschmann's big ad., it will
save you money on your spring pur-
chases-
MIR. Lee Morris, a prominent citizen
OF Pinewood, paid The Times Office a
pleasant visit last week.
At meeting OF the Eastern Star
Lodge met last night, Mrs ". G. DaV-
Is was elected worthy matron.
Nr. Willie Young of the Fork who
WIS LakSU W StlhluOl5 1cov WON AVA
medical treatment is improving.
Miss Katie Clark of Sumter, who
was operated on for apendicitis in Co
anmbia last week, is improving rapidly.
Make, the infant daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. 81. C. Carrigan, Jr., died at
their home in Summerton on the 9th,
OF pneumonia.
County Auditor r. Eugene Wilder
Of Sumter and Miss Ila Mears OF SaVan-
nah were married in that city last Sat
urday morning.
Mr.. Eddie Gamble who had been OPP
Grated on 1t the Columbia hospital re-
turned home Saturday night in an i'm
proved condition.
Mr.. B. Holiday Of Summerton had
one of his legs amputated last week at
the Tourney hospital, Sumter, caused
from blood poisoning.
Hon. RID. White was one of the
visitors in Manning last Saturday to
meet his constituents from the several
sections of the county.
Married at the home of the Misses
Grayson, near Kingstree, last Wed
nesday afternoon, Mr.. Bishop Burgess
and Miss Alma Crooks.
Mrs. Julian Clark of Los Angeles
California, was in Manning Monday vls-
iting her uncle Mr.: Fl. D. Cla.'k, and
aunt Mrs. Louis Appelt.
Mr. Sidney McFaddin has sufh-
ciently recovered from his recent Ill
ness, and left this week with his wife
for their home in Baltimore.
Mr.. y. Rirschmann has bought the
home of Capt. A. e. Breedin on South
Church Street and will move into il
about the first OF next month.
Mrs. P. 3. Thames of Davis Station
went to Lake City last Friday evening
TO visit her daughter Mrs. H. Arrow
smith and the little grandson recently
arrived.
Mr.. Patrick Haley of Manning, left
home Monday morning for Columbia,
where he will take business course
wish him much success
dot, A nice little drama will be
played at the Oakdale Graded School
building on the evening of February
18th, at $50 O'Clock. Admission for
adults 25 cents, children Is cents
Miss Jennett Plowden one of the
daughters of MIR. ". NJ. Plowden, was
taken to the Columbia hospital last
Friday and was operated on for appen-
dicitis. The operation was a success,
and the patience is doing nicely.
Since the publication of the Rural
Police Bill large crop Of aspirants
have sprung up for the places. The
measure has noI yet become law. it
has passed t1e senate, and. it now
awaits the action of the house and the
signature of the governor, then it will
be up to the county commissioners to
recommend the officers. The delega-
ton has no voice 10 the appointments.
The colored schools OF Clarendon
County are to have sn educational
demonstration Friday, Feb. 9th. Plans
are laid for "Field Day" of negro
public schools. and every colored
school in the County is to have repre-.
sertation. The Association of colored
teachers are to hold their regular
monthly meeting in the co!ored graded
school next Saturday, at which time
further arrangements will be made for
the display.
Dr.. J. LaBruce Ward of Columbia
will lecture on public health, 1llustrat-
ing with lantern slides each subject
taken up. The Communicable disease:
will be discussed, their spread and JUS
what they mean to community and
how best to prevent same. This lee
ture is free and every person in towr
should attend, for it will be interesting
as well as instructive. The talk viii
be next Friday night in the schoo