The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1914-02-18

bhS "SSS III
Mr.. W. NJ Piowden, spent Sunday
in Columbia.
Read the half page ad. of the New
Idea Co., in this issue.
Mr.. ". E. Jenkinson of Kingstree,
spent yesterday in town.
Capt.. A. James of Summerton,
was visitor here Monday.
.seports from Hon. Charlton DuRant
is taat he is still improving,
Miss Mary Nash, spent Saturday and
Sunday in Sumter with relatives.
Mr.. Ben Mouzon OF Kingstree, once
a resident of Manning, was in town
Monday.
The registration books for the town
election will open Monday. See notice
in another column.
Town politics are beginning 70 warm
+, up, and it seems now as if things will
be interesting in April.
Mr. L. r. Mcintosh of RHEIMS, spent
Sunday in town with his wife. who is
sick at the home of her mother.
The friends of Mr.. George Mccall,
viii be saddened to learn that he is
critically i'll at his home in Manning.
The Mems Bible Glass OF the Pres
byterian church was entertained Mon.
day night at the home OF Capt. W. G.
Davis.
The sermon last Sunday afternoon in
the Methodist church by Rev. G. P.
Watson, for women Only was large
ly attended.
We call special attention to the new
ads. of The Booth Boyle Live Stock
Co.. and The Ladies Quitting Co, Of
Sumter in this issue.
Mr.. ). F. Bradham has purchased an
interest in the store of B. L Bradham,
where be will be glad to have his
friends call and see him.
Mr.. J. Ingram Wilson, left Saturday
for Piedmont, Greenvilie County,
where he has accepted position as
teacher in the Piedmont school.
MIR. Louis Cohen of Charleston, died
in that city last Saturday morning.
He was the senior member of the well
known firm of Louis Cohen s Co.
The County Board OF Equalizers will
hold their first meeting on the first
Tuesday 10 March, to turn over re-
turns to the auditor and make reports.
Miss Jennett Plowden, returned
home Sunday night from hospital in
Columbia, where sne was operated on
for appendicitis, and is getting on
nicely.
The following is the Foreston Honor
Roll First Grade-Harold Bagnal;
Second Grade-Mattie. Lee Land:
Fourth Grade-Jake Wilson. John
Land, Charles Land, Targuta Fulton,
Isaac Bagnal.
Mr.. W. q. Smith of New Zion, called
in The Times Office last Saturday on his
wav home from the Sunday School con-
vention held at Anderson, of which he
was delegate.
The home OF magistrate A. P. Ragin
at Pinewood. was destroyed by fire last
Saturday night, ard the family had
barely time TO make their escape IN
their night clothes.
There viii be Z box party at the
Holladay school building Friday night
Feb. 9th. The public is invited to
attend. The proceeds will 90 for ben
eft Of the Confederate Monument.
President Wilson has pardoned Milton
A. Carlisle. the Newberry banker, who
was convicted Of violating the National
Banking laws. and sentenced to five
years in the Federal prison in Atlanta.
A report was circulated in Manning
Monday afternoon, that John P. Bar.
field. life prisoner on the chaiogans
had killed guard and made his es-
cape, turned out to be false. and there
was nothing to it
Joseph D. Norris. who was struck ir
the head by lever flying back while
he was stretching wire fence yeSter
day. died last night. The accident oc
Cured on J. II. Myers farm uear Da
Zell, Sumter county,
Mrs. G. H. Higgins came near get
ting hurt badly YESTERDAY. when she
attempted to throw a pitcher of water
out in the yard, the railing broke anC
threw her out on the ground. While
the fall shocked her. she IS not hur
seriously.
The Pedigree Seed Farm OF Harts
vile. woa the frs: prize worlds elias,
sheaf rye, third and fifth prizes IN COW
peas. the southern sweepstakes II
sheaf oats and fourth prize for Canadial
field beans at the nationa. corn eXposi
ton being held at Dallas Texas.