The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1916-08-30
Today is general 'Clean-Up" day.

Today is general ''Clean-Up" day.
Mr.. Il. C. McKelvey spent Sunday in
the up-country.
Mr.. S. Katzof and family spent Sun
day ID Kingstree.
Mrs. s. 1. Harvin and children are
visiting in MayeSville
Miss Katie Clark of Columbia is visit
ing relatives il Manning.
The county campaign meetings came
TO close here last Saturday.
Mr.. David Levi has returned home
from trip to the mountains.
Misses Addie Weinberg end Irma
McKelvey are visiting in Sumter TINS
week.
Mrs. N. G. Gonzales OF Columbia vis-
tied her brothers in Manning this
week.
Mr.. Clarence Bagget has accepted a
position in the Peoples Bank as BOOK
keeper.
Mrs. Herman Higgins has returned
home from visit TO her parents al
Pomaria.
Mrs Ashley Avant of Florida is Wis
ting her sister Mrs. j. Il. Rigoy IN
Manning.
DR.. Champa, pharmacist at Dickson's
drug store, has returned home from 2
trip to New York.
Mrs. Charles Nelson of Summeroon
is visiting at the home OF Mr.. r. +.
Erwin near Manning.
Mr.. Joe Plowden of Atlanta spent
Sunday in Manning with his father
Mr.. q. D. Plowden.
Mr.. C. o. Edwards has returned to
Manning, after several weeks at the
seashore and mountains.
Mt. F. Cofey and family returned
TO Manning last Saturday after making
trip through North Carolina by auto
mobile.
Mr.. &. C. Wells has resigned as cash
Ter of the Peoples Bank and accepted
positioo of bookkeeper for Levi Mer-
camille Co.
Mr.. Frank Barron has resigned his
nosition with Levi Mercantile Co, and
will move back to Charleston, where
he will be engaged in business.
There will be a box party at the
woodman Hall on next Friday even
ing. $50 O'Clock for the benefit OF the
Paxville Baptist church. Everybody
will be welcome.
Miss Fannie Weaver, who has been
miihner at D. Hirschmann'S for sever
al seasons, will open millinery depart
ment in the store of the Manning Dry
Goods Co.. about September fourth.
A ball team composed OF such sta rs
as Charlie Wells. .'Chub" Plowden, Al
vim Rigby and others went to Jordan
last Thursday to play that towo, and
was defeated 30 to 6.Joe Sprct, umpit-
ed and wash moboed.
Mrs. NJ. L. Sauls and daughters left
Saturday for Winston Salem, n. C.,
where they will make their future
home. Mrs. Sauls' sons, Allen, Austin
and Morgan are employed in that city.
and wishing to keep the family togetb-
er, she decided to 60 to them.
Mr.. Willie Flowers, who has been
truck driver for the Manning fire de-
partment was taken to Columbia last
week for medical examination, and 1t
was discovered that he had an incura-
BILE malady, which necessitated his re-
signing his position with the depart
ment.
The Manning baseball season came
toa close Saturday afternoon, losing
the last game to Bishopville, 5 TO I.
The people of our town seemed to be
ball hungry this summer, aud the team
gave some fne exhibitions of the sport.
We hope next season to see even bet
ter ball than we had this summer.
One of NJ. E. G. Stukes 6ne mich
COWS went mad Saturday and had TO
be killed Mr.. Stukes was offered SlOO
for this cow last week He has aiwdVS
taken great pride in Gns COWS. II will
be remembered about one month ago q
little collie dog belonging to Mr..
Stukes went mad and bit several of his
children. aDd it must have been this
little dog which bit this COW. Mr..
Stukes MIXED this COW Friday morn
ing and used the milk, the COW then
showing no tigns OF being sick