The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1916-02-16

Everything Good TO Eat"
Mrs. r. r. Jenkinson visited in
Kingstree last week.
Mr. Bancroft Lesesne went to Char
lesion Sunday night on business.
Mr.. Michel Levi of Sumter, spent
Sunday and Monday in Manning.
The city election comes of IN April.
II You don't register, you can't vote.
Miss Pearl Wheeler OF Turbeville.
suffered stroke of paralysis last week.
Miss Hattie Sagnal. of Kingstree. is
visiting the family of Mr.. J. 7. Stukes.
We call special attention to the two
new ordinances published IN another
column.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Weinberg have
returned from their honeymoon ID
Florida
Editor Earl Bradham of Denmark,
paid The Times Office call Monday
morning,
Mrs. J. A. Weinberg entertained last
Monday evening, in honor OF Mrs. Leon
Weinberg.
Nrs. McKelyey, of Greenyille, is Wis
iting her son in Manning, Mr.. &. c.
AcKelvey.
Ifyou sell whiskey and get caught,
you must go to the gang-there is no
alternative.
Mr.. Henry Applet, OF Darlington,
specs Sunday with the family of Mrs.
Louis Appel.
Mr.. Summers, OF Pomaris, is inMau-
ming visiting his daughter, Mrs. Her
mon higgins.
This is to be q great year politically,
but OF coursekit will not be permitted to
interfere with baseball or fishing
Mr.. Leard higgins left Saturday for
the Northern markets. where he went
&C buy goods for his 5 10 25c. Store.
If.the farmers will help push the
peanut business, we believe in short
time it will be great money crop
for them.
A committee from the Manning
Lodge attended benquet at Paxville
last Monday night given By the K OF
P. Lodge of that place.
Capt. W. C. Floyd, conductor 90 the
Alcolu railroad was called to Olanta
Monday to the bedside OF his sister.
who was striken with paralysis
The New Idea Co. will move into
their handsome new quarters, some
time about the last OF this month.
Watch Tor their big removal ad in The
Times
Mr.. T. F Cofey left last Fridav for
the Western markets to buy stock for
the well.known firm of Coffey & Rieby.
The stock is expected to arrive tomor-
TOW.
Mr-J. E. Kelly has broken the water
for the campaign OF next summer by
announcing his candidacy for county
supervisor in this issue Of The Times.
His card will be found in another
column.
We have received copy of the New
Dorker Stats Bei,ung. German p.
per, with an article from Judge Ben
Lindsey in it, and we have been asked
to reproduce it, which We will in our
next issue.
The Williams Colored Singers, a
troupe OF National reputation will give
concert in the colored graded school
next Saturday night. This company
claims to have played England one
hnndred and thirty TWO times.
The Home Bank and Trust Co.. has
just installed in their vault private
locker-system, which is very convenient
for those that own one to keep valua-
bic papers in. This bank is always
looking to the interest OF their custo-
mers. therefore this department was
added.
Please insert the following report OF
the Busy Mems Bible Class at Wilson:
Dec. 1915. Jan. 1916.
No. members enrolled, a. Is,
Average attendance, II. is.
No. members not absent, 9. /.
Collection, 81 is. 1854.
c. J. Johnson, Secretary.
The public is very coraiailyinvited to
attend lecture given at the Paxville |
Methodist church on Thursday evens
ing, February 18th, at s O'Clock, bv
Mrs. Amy c. Weech. national organ
izer Of the Woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union. Her subject will be
national prohibition. IN the afternoon
al the same day, ST the home of Mrs. |
s. E. Curtis, she will hold parlor |
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