The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1915-04-14

= Friday is Field Day.
Watch for the big ad in The Times
next week.
Work on the -four mill is nearing
completion.
Mr.. A. A. Bradham of Sumter spent
yesterday in town.
Miss Tasca Turbeville was visitor
to Manning this week.
Gov. Manning granted clemency to
fcur convicts Monday.
Mrs. L. L. Wells continues quite i'll
at her home in Manning.
The Bank Of Giants will soon be con-
verted into nationa; bank.
Mrs. Levy of Bishopville is visiting
her daughter Mrs. Morris Ness.
The Sumter Motor Co. will in few
days open business in Manning.
We learn that Manning viii have
new ice cream parlor this summer.
The Manning basket ball team de-
feated Kingstree last Friday 25 to "a.
The Manning Basket Bali team will
nv and lick the Summerton team Fri
day.
Read the half page ad Of The D. J.
Chandler Clothing Co, Sumter, in this
issue.
The youngest child OF Mr.. and Mrs.
j. W.Odiorne is critically i'll with pneu-
monia.
MIR. Perry, of the Western Newspa-
per Union, Charlotte, spent yesterday
with US.
Mrs. Kate Harvin an6 Miss Virginia
Wilson attended Presbgtery in Sumter
last week.
Mr.. J. T. Stukes, cashier OF the
Bank of Clarendon, is in Florida on
business trip.
DR.. Kline of Sumter conducted SER
vice for his Jewish congregation in
\ Manning Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Silverman OF Kinsstree
are visiting Mrs. Slverman's sisters
Mesdanes Katszoff and Abrams.
The Times editor and his daughters
Miss Matte and Vallye left this morn
ing to sctend the shrine at Spartan
burg.
All premises. $are required to be
cleaned next Monday and Tuesday,
which is general clean up days, for in
spection Wednesday April 21ss
The business OF Buggir's Pharmacy
has increased so, that DR.. Higgins has
had TO put on two porterS and bicycles
for the benefit OF the public Read his
ad.
The total number Of bales Of cotton,
not including linters, in Clarendon for
the year 1914 was so, ,1i6 as against
40,26S IN 1913, an increase OF nearly
10000 bales.
The friends Of Mrs. Addie Strange
Black will regret TO learn OF her ILL
ness at her home in Atlanta. Mrs.
Black was formerly Miss Addie Strange
of Manning.
We heard one of Clarendon's farmers
say yesterday that he expected to raise
$1,000 worth OF hogs this year. There
are others that could do the same, and
realize a nice profit.
A bird dog belonging to Mr.. Car!
Lloyd, of Manning, holds the RECORD
for having puppies. This dog gave birth
to eighteen fully developed pups yes
terday, so Mr.. Lloyd says.
We are glad to announce that Mrs
n. q. Bradham, who has been in the
Toumey hospital, Sumter, for the pasl
TWO weeks, is much improved and ex
poets to return home about Friday.
The engagement Of Miss Mary
Louise Bass, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Lee Bass, to James Keith
Dea7er OF Carlisle, has been announced
the wedding to take place at Lane:
June g.
Our readers will be patient with u:
this week when they find we have no
written any editorials, the reason be
ing that indisposition for several day
prevented, and even now the editor i
not physically able to do any writing
he left this morning in the hope 0
finding some relief from the trip, bu
if that does not help him. it is his pur
pose to consult a specialist in Colum
bia.
Mr.. D. W. Alderman OF Alcolu lei
Monday TO 60 to Johns Hopkins a
Baltimore for rest and treatment. Mr
Alderman is never more happy thai
when hard at work, and the result Q
his great activity is now telling on hi
physical being. We sincerely hop
that he will return home strong an
with REINFORCED vitality. Men OF To-
Alderman type are exceptions VIII
serve as guides for the ambitions OF tn