The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1915-09-01

Farmers and business men OF Alcolu
propose to erect State warehouse
with capacity OF about 1000 bales.
Mr.. W. 81. Clark, after pleasant
visit to his brothers and sisters, has re-
turned to his home in Pensacola, Fla.
Miss Hattie Bagnal ana mother, who
have been lifelong residents OF Man
ming, have decided to move to Heine-
man.
Miss Maud Bookman of Columbia.
has been taking Miss Hattie Nelson's
place in Mr.. DuRsnt's Office the past
week.
Mr. and Mrs. D. NJ. Bradham and
family who have been at Black Noun
tain for the summer returned home
last night.
Mr.. ". G. King bought the first bale
OF this years cotton sold on the Man
ning market last Saturday and paid 10
cents for it.
The Manning Collection Co., has
been chartered with a capital Of 81 900,
the corporators are q. I. Ellerbe and
J. G. Dinkins.
William Wolfe. one Of Mauning's
brightest bows, aud son of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. L. Wolfe, won the scholarship
at the Citadel.
The Clarendon Motor Co., has pur-
chased the Manning Auto Supply Co.,
and is now located in the building next
to tho post Office.
Mr.. Jessie Sprots has resigned his
position at Huegin's Pharmacy. and in
few days will be succeeded by a
licensed druggist.
Mr.. W. Roger Mcintosh. formerly Of
Manning, but now one of Kingstree's
foremost business men, vas elected an
alderman of that town last week.
Rev. ]. o. Burnett has returned
home from his vacation, and will meet
his appointments at Jordan next Sun
day at II o'clock and Bethlehem at
4:30.
Miss Annie Thames. the popular
milliner at The New Idea Co., has just
returned from toe northern markets.
where she has been studying the new
fall styles.
Died in Sumter Tuesday of last week
Mrs. Louis Loyns. who at one time
lived in Manning, as is well remem-
bere6 here. The deceased was about
81 years old.
MIR. and Mrs. David Well Alder
man, announce the engagement OF
their daughter. Mozelle, to Mr.. Enoch
Blair Rice, Belton, S. c. The wedding
will take place in October.
Prof. D. R. Riser has returned tc
and in about two weeks will take Up
another arduous years work in the
Manning graded school, where he is
superintendent.
The Manning Graded School will
open on Monday, the 18th. Prof. Riser
will be 10 the school building Thurs
day and Friday proceeding the opening
day, and any one Wishing to consult
him about school matters can call Oh
him on one of these days.
DR.. Dunbar of Sumter has accepted
q position with Dickson's Drug Store,
and took charge OF the prescription de-
partment this morning. DR.. Dunbar
has been in the employ Of DeLorme's
Pharmacy, Sumter, for ten cr twelve
years, and comes to Manning highly
recommended as an expert Pharmacist
Herbert A. Moses, of Sumter, an
bounced yesterday that he had resign
ed as private secretary to Gov. Man
ming. O. K. Laroque, OF Marion. has
been appointed to succeed Mr.. Moses.
The transfer will take place about the
end of the week. Mr.. Moses resigned
because he found il necessary to re-
turn to his home in Sumter.
With the opening of fall those who
patronize our merchants will fnd bet
ter stocks to select from than were
ever shown in this place. Our busi
ness men have been making a study of
the wants OF this community and they
will have what you are looking for in
stock. Give them chance on every
thing you purchase this season.
Mr. James J. Hoiladay, a substantial
farmer and highly esteemed citizen OF
this county. died Wednesday at his
home near Forestou, and was buried at
/ Union church Thursday. He leaves
wife. two sons, two daughters, and q
! goodly number of grandchildren. Mr..
| Holladay was G native Of Clarendon
county, and was 50 years old. He went
INTO the Confederate war as l5-year-
old boy and rendered service in the
guarding OF Federal prisoners at Flor