The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1916-05-10

The weather-Wc don't know.
Next Sunday Is Mothers Day"
Come in candidates-she water is
fine.
Looks like summer might wsnder
along yet.
Mr. Bennie Ness is doing New York
for q few weeks.
The State convention meets in Co
lumhia on the 17th.
Rev. McLendon is holding meet
ing in Florence this week.
Mrs. Luis Wilcox OF Virginia is vis-
iting relatives in Manning.
Dr.. and Mrs. Abe Weinberg Of Sum-
ter spent Sunday in Manning.
Bishop Query held services in the
Episcopal hall here last SUNDAY.
Rural Route Carrier Dickson is new
making his rounds in u new Ford.
Try your luck candidates, send In
your cards, ne need thas five spot.
Rev. McCord continues to improve
and we hope to see him home soon
Work has been commenced on the
handsome new residence OF Mayor A.
Z. Brsdhsm.
Mr.. ". E. Daniels of the Fork was
operated on in Columbia last Fridsy
for appendicitis.
There will be several business
changes in Manning this summer, IN
the way Of moving.
We want an airship. We want to get
np among the clouds and see It We can
locate the cost Of living.
DIR. Blackburn OF Columbis delivered
very able sermon in the Presbyterian
church here last Sunday.
From the outlook now, the tobacco
crop viii be very short, but prices IN
our estimation will be high.
AIr. and Mrs. Levy Of Bishopville
spent Monday in Manning with their
daughter. Mrs. Morris Ness.
Senator DuRane sttended the Board
Of Visitors meeting at Clemson last
week, of which he is q member.
Mr.. Z. T. Fisher OF Summertoc. and
one Of the oldest subscribers OF The
Times, paid Us a pleasant call ysster-
day.
Mrs. Marie Niumer has bought the
Herald Office building and the new
store adjoining it from Mr.. J. A. Vein
berg.
Mr.. q. c. Wadfor6, very prosper
GUS farmer of the Brogdon section, who
has been critically i'll for some time, IS
improving.
The mock marriage last Monday
night in the school auditorium, was
quite success, and netted the school
fund neat sum.
Capt. W. c. Davis was called TO
Black Mountain last week 20 the bed=
side of his mother, Mrs. Anna Davis.
who is critically i'll.
Mr.. j. Pope Moore is critically i'll in
Salem. Mr.. Moore was buyer On our
local tobacco market for several years,
and is known and liked in this town.
It's wonderful what this shortage Of
dyestuf is doing for US. It's effects are
SO distressing it is turning some OF our
distinguished citizens permanently gray
Miss Bennett, who has been conduct
ing millinery establishment IN Man
ming, has moved her business TO Sum-
ter; where she win be founo in the fu-
turc.
Shortly Rev. Watson B. Duncan
will begin series Of sermons on "The
-Four Great Sins Of Manning" which
no doubt, will be beneficial to all that
hear these sermons.
Died last Thursday ct his home ip
Sumter, Mr.. o. E. Bostick, sged 81
years. Mr.. Bostick was well known 10
Manning. and his wife is sister OF
Mrs. 3. T. Lesrand OF this town. |
Mr.. Frank Maye, one OF Mannine's
best FIRE fighters, is able to be out
again, after having his colarbone
broken and shoulder disloeated in
practice last Wednesday afternoon.
Hon. J. 81. Lesesne delivered the sn-
nual address OF sae closing exercises OF
the Olanta graded school last Monday
night There were thirteen graduates,
and besides, a very fine program was
rendered.
We call attention to the card OF Mr.
r. Leslie Ridgill in this issue, asking
for the Office OF magistrate st Manning.
This is Mr.. Ridgill's first attempt 10
politics, though he is well known in
this district.
Messrs. 81. I. Ellerbe and Jake Har-
vim successfully passed the bar 10 Co
lum5ia last week. Both OF these
young men are very ambitious, and we
predict for them bright future in
their chosen profession.
To clean wall paper, make a paste
with three cupfulls OF -four; three
tsblespoonfuls OF ammonia, and one
and q hall cupfulls OF water. Roll into
balls and rub over the paper. It makes
IL an clasn as when new.