The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1914-02-25

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Manning needs hook and ladder
truck.
Read William James new ad. in this
issue.
Mr.. E. c. Horton visited Columbia
this week.
Judge }. N. Winoham visited Colum-
bia last week.
Have you been vaccinated? If not,
you had better be.
Mr.. Milton Mcintosh OF Columbia
was in town this week.
Mr.. Walter Smith of Savannah Wis
tied Manning last Sunday.
Mayor J. ". Thames of Maycsville
spent last Friday in town.
The colored people are anticipating
a great time here Friday.
The postofice and all of the banks
observed holiday Monday.
The Bank of Olapta has increased
its capital from $4,000 to 5000.
If rumors are. correct, there will be
something doing in town politics now
soon.
MIR. S. E. Ingram has returned to
Manning from = visit in the upper part
of the State.
Mrs. Sue Harvin aud Son, Bennett,
of Andrews are visiting the family OF
Mr.. &. r. Harvir.
Mr.. J. \. Riggs, WHO lives about 8
miles west of Manning: lost his barn
snd stables Friday night by fire.
Mrs. D. Eirschmann left Sunday for
New York ard other northern markets
to purchase her spring millinery.
Watch ior the big ad. of the New
Idea Co, next week. They were too
busy 70 set up the copy for this issue.
We cali special attention to the
change of ads. OF Lera Weinberg, D.
Hirschmann aud The Manning Gro
Gerry Co, ia this issue.
Messes Jobu Baenal. Leon Burgess
and McL4urin Appel were the honor
ed guests at dining last Sunday, given
by the Misses Erwin.
Mr.. Marion Williams and family.
who recently moved here from Greely
vile, are occupying the house MADE
vacant by Mr.. N. NJ. Krasnof.
Died in Manning last Sunday night
Mrs. Hill, wife of Mr.. W. T. Hill. The
deceased is survived by her husband,
several children and grandchildren.
Ten blooded horses to be shown in
the Sumter horse show were sufocated
while being shipped from Lexington,
XIV. All were high priced horses, and
two were valued at 1000 each.
The home of Mr.. E. S. Mcintosh was
DESTROYED by FIRE last Saturday after
noon about 4:3G O'Clock. The most of
the furniture was saved: We learn
Mr.. Mcintosh had $1,000 insurance on
building and furniture, which will not
near replace the property.
Miss Mary Nash. who is teaching at
Manning, spent the weekend IN the
city with her aunt, Mrs. J. Il Clifton.
She has just returned from Charlotte.
where she was called by the illness OF
her mother, Mrs. Shepherd Nash. who
is reported much better.-Sumter Item.
Rev. Ed F. Cook, Of Nashville, Tenn.
will deliver an address on Missionary
Work in Brazil'' at the Methodist
church tomorrow Thursday evening
at 500 o'clock. Mr.. Cook is Secretary
of Foreign Missions and his address
viii be OF general interest. The citi-
.zenS Of Manning are specially invited
10 hear him.
\ "D;E2e Reading" will be given in
t!!. school house, PaXville Friday night,
March, 6;h. The program will consist
CT r4ci;at;onS. short plays. pantormlnes,
vocal ana instrumental music. The eX-
erciseS will begin promptly att o'clock.
Ca...la AID cake will be served. Pro
ceeds fcc the Seueli; of the Piano fund.
The following program will take
place 10 the Manning Graded Schoo!
Auditorium Friday evening, Feb. 9th,
at O'Clock: One, Washipgton's birth
day. defamation. Two, Some years
in Washingtou's S Life dialogue Third
Lady Martha Washington, . recitation.
Fourth, Cherry Tree, dialogue. Fifth,
Red, White and Blue, a dialogue.
Sixth. Song. Columbia, Gem OF the
Ocean. Seventh, The Minuet, a reci'
tat,on. Eighth, Play. George Wash
inetoa's Sixth Birthday. Everybody
is invited Admission 25c and l3c. The
proceeds will be for the school and
monument. Bring your friends.
At recent meeting Of Naming
Chapter, Easter Star, the following
officers we're installed: Worthy Matron
Mrs. w C. DAVIS: Worthy Patron,
J. ". WiGcn!aa: Assistant Matron,
Mrs. Isaac AHpe!': Secretary, Miss
Lucie Jo@rs,u: Treasurer, Miss Lizzie
Wells: Co"GU"t""s,s. Mss ii;.lt:e Mel
scu: .',Ss.>.,.:.; %o-iic,r"S>. Mss Be>>
Earvin: Cl;w.":a. r'r-i J. saSne: Mar
sna', M.S~ susie !i:rv!u: Oryaais:,
Mrs Gcr. .:G-g;n>: A&ci~. Ms Free
Wolf: i,2-;:, ,t;":. Dii""r O'Bryan
Es.i.ev. :; - Marian Wells: Martha
Ms. Conner Wells: Ejec,a. Mrs. G. NJ
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