The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1915-08-25

everything Jooo to Gdt.
Mr.. C. r. Harvin has returned from
the mountains.
Mrs. B. A johnson is visiting rela-
tives in Greenvilie.
Mr.. e. G. Horton has returned fron
weeks stay at Glenn Springs.
Mr.. Earl Mosett of Greenville is
visising his mother in Manning.
Died at her home last Saturday at
& New Zion, Mrs. Eula Inez Morris.
Mr.. +. P. Burgess left Monday after
noon in his car for Glenn Springs.
Miss Ferrel and friend of Greelyville
are visiting Mrs. Marion Williams.
Mrs 81. C. McKelyey has returned
home otter weeks stay 10 Sumter.
AFR. S. L.. Huggins returned this
morning from the northern markets.
The streets last Saturday afternoon.
reminded one Of the good old fall days.
Ms. Il. d. Clark and children are
visiting relatives at Cope, orangeeurs
county.
Mr. Stobo Wright OF Clayton, Ala,
is IN Manning visiting his sister Mrs.
a. Z. Bradham.
Mrs. s. ]. Earvin came home last
Friday night, after spending several
& week. at Saluda.s
Mrs. Sue Harvin and son, Bencett,
OF Andrews. are visiting at the home
OF Mrs. G. e. Harvin.
Auditor Burgess visited the home OF
= Mr.. Harmon Strange in Lee county
last week for few Gays.
The Manning Oil Mil has bought
the ginnery Of the Summerton Mer-
cantile Co.. at Summerton.
a snake bit a 6ne mich cow OF Mrs.
Mcdowell McFaddin Monday night,
from which she died yesterday.
DR.. T. e. Plowden is at Glenn
Springs, taking needed rest, and en-
ioying the water of that great Spring.
DR.. Herman higgins, proprietor OF
Huggin's Pharmacy, has returned
home after his vacation IN the noun
tains.
Mr. ]. Walton Thames, who has
been mayor of Mayesvllle for several
years, has resigned, and will move to
Bishopvilie.
Mr. Jimmie Grayson Of st. Paul has
sinned and sold the first bale OF cotton
for this county. The David Levi Co.,
being the buyers.
There was family reunion last
Thursday at the home of Mrs. NJ. v.
Eya1s. aS Workman, celebrating the
Goth birthday of Mrs. Evans.
Mr.. w. 81. Clark, OF Pensacola. Fla.
is in Manning visiting his brothers and
sister, Messrs. S. J. and Il. D. Clark,
and Mrs. Louis Appel: also Mrs. z. b.
Thames at Davis Station.
The friends of Mrs. W. T. Lesesne,
will be glad to learn that she has re-
turned home from the hospital IN Rich.
mou6. where she vas operated on, and
is much improved in health.
MIR. Aaron Abrams, proprietor OF
The Red Iron Racket, is now on the
northern markets, picking bargains
for his customers. Watch for his big
.ad nThe Times when be returns.
Rev. L. B. McCord and family, who
lhave been away for the past month,
will return home this week, Mr..
McCord will conduct services at the
usual hour next Sunday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. r. L. Jones came down
from Baltimore last Wednesday IN
sheir car, and returned yesterday. Mr..
.Janes is an old Clarendon boy, and Is
making good in his adopted home.
Rev. A. r. Woodson, former pastor
of the Manning Presbyterian church.
conducted services in that church lasl
SUNDAY, and left Monday morning fol
Holly Hill, where be is carrying on
meeting.
The commissioners for State election
met In the court house last Friday, ane
transacted what business that came De
fore them, and ordered the notice O.
election to be published in The Man
ming Times.
Ina game OF ball last Friday between
Manning and Turbeville, played on M
local ground, Manning won to l: INT
feature of the game was the pitching o
asich for Manning, who struck out i
and allowed only four hits.
Last Sunday afternoon at Alcolu
Willie Older and Eliot -Bynum. know!
as Big Boy" got in a row and Bynun
struck Olden with a base ball bat, iron
which be died the next morning. BY
mum vas caught and lodged in jail.
Mr.. q. D. DeBrow has returned iron
the northern markets, where be wen
TO buy goods for the Mannlng Dr
Goods Co., and in few days this con
cern will be in their handsome an
comlnodious store, next to Weinberg
grocery.