The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1915-05-19

Mrs. Frank Barron visited Columbia
last week.
Mrs. Jos. Sprott and daughter spent
last Friday in Sumter.
Judge D. E. Hydrick of Columbia
spent last Sunday in Manning.
Hon. NJ. c. Galluchat of Spartanburg
spent several days in Manning the past
week.
The one-gallon-a-month law is not
near so bad as the o-water-at-all-prop-
osition.
Mrs. Graham Moses of Sumter, is
visiting her parents: Mr.. and Mrs. S.
ISenan.
We understand that the contract has
been let for the rebuilding of the Net
>tles' store.
Mrs. McCord and daughter of Due
West are visiting Rev. L. B. McCord
in Manning.
Work is being commenced on Dick
sons Drug Store, which will be better
and finer than before.
All the tobacco warehouses will be
ready to handle the crop of tobacco
Wit the season opens.
Mr.. Leon Burgess won the FIVE pound
box of candy given away at Lelgler's
Drug Store Saturday night.
Died last Thursday, Burnice Rebecca
the Il months old baby OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Nj. A. Morris of Turbeville.
Mrs. Goldstein of Wilmington, is in
Manning visiting her daughters, Mes
danes, Abrams and Katzof.
Work has been started on Coffey &
Rigby's stables and in a short while
this building will be up again.
Mr.. Harry Riff of Kingstree, who is
well known in Manning, went into vol
untary bankruptcy last Saturday.
Our Supervisor is to be commended
for the good work he is putting 10 on
the roads. since the heavy rains.
A marriage license has been issued
. to Mr.. y. J. Truluck of Mot6dge, S. G..
and Hiss Annie Floyd of Lake City.
In q game of base ball last Friday
between Home Branch and Plnewood,
the former won by score Of II to s.
Mr.. r. Morgan Davis, who was badly
hurt in the collapse of the Manning
Dry Goods Co., is able to be out again.
Mrs. B. NJ. Mitchum and children Of
Augusta, are visiting her husbands S
. people, Mr.. and Mrs. E. 2. Mltchum.
Married on the 11th, Judge J. E.
Richbourg. Mr.. F. Wilson Haley, and
Miss Maggie Holiday, both OF Bloom
vile.
Read the big ad of The New Idea
Co., they are in the store next to the
postofice, and want you to come TO see
them.
Ben P. Fulton, Esq, left yesterday
morning for florence where he will
practice his chosen profession in the
future.
Married last Wednesday by Judge J..
M. Windham, Mr.. Julius r. Bell, and
Miss Susan E. Richbourg, both OF
B.oomville.
We call special attention to the big
ad of Abrams in this issue. He has no
storm damaged goods, but is selling at
storm prices.
Mr.. W. o. Futch. a prominent trav'
elling salesman and we'll known ir
Manning died at the home Of his daugh
ter in Graniteville Monday.
The big storm sales put on in thi:
town have brought people from far anc
near here looking for bargains, anc
they are surely getting them.
We have received card from Rev
J. A Ansley, who is attending the
Baptist convention at Houston, Texas
and says he is having fine time.
Died yesterday morning at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Henry Bradham
near Kingstree. Mrs. Sallie Mccall
relics OF the late Geo. n. Mccall o
Manning.
The Young Mems Bible Class OF th'
Methodist church has accepted an invi
lion from the Mcleod Mems Bibl
Glass of Sumter 10 be their guests mex
Sunday. All members are urged to go
In our write up Of the storm We un
Intentionally omitted the loss OF Mr.. B
F. Lowder, who lives on Dinkin
street. The damage to his residenc
was very heavy, very likely am cunt
ing to $4,000.
Attention is called to the fact tina
there will be no morning service at tn
Methodist church next Sunday. Mr.
l. h