The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1916-02-23
We now have the two-auarts-a-month

We now have the two-quarts-a-month
with US.
Mr.. S. Katzof left Monday evening
for the nosthern markets.
Miss Mary Nash OF Charlotte visited
friends in Manning this week.
Read the big Removal Sale ad., OF
the New Idea Co., ID this issue.
Miss Nathan of Georgia is visiting
Miss Corine Barield in Manning.
Miss Mary Ingram OF Sumter is visit
ing her sister Mrs. John S. Wilson.
Washington's Birthday was ebserv-
ed here by the postoftice and banks.
Miss Corine Bar6eld has returned
home, after an extended visit in Sum-
ter.
# you can't keep your money in
your own possession, keep it in our
towc.
Rev. G. P. Watson of Bishopville
visited his daughter, Mrs. !. B. Cantey
in Manning last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. q. Speer and son Of
Petersburg, Va. are visiting their
mother, Mrs. r. L. Logan.
Capt. W. N. Royal, general manager
Of the Atlantic Coast Line died at his
home in Wilmington Monday.
Mr.. Will Burgess was operated on
IN Columbia last week for appendicitis,
and IS reported to be doing nicely.
Miss Apnie Thames left Monday for
New York and Baltimore to buy ner
spring stock OF millinery for the New
Idea Co.
Mr.. S. L. Higgins returned Monday
from the northern markets, where he
went to purchase stock for his 5-1O-25
cents store.
DR.. G. L. Dickson returned rome
Monday from q big hunting trip in
Berkley county, and reports plenty OF
game baeged.
Mr. ". T. Spross of Jordan, was OPP
Grated Oh Yesterday IN Columbia for
3 esll-ssone, which we hope will give
him relief, as he has been long suffer
! er.
Mr.. D. Eirschmann had the misfor-
tune Of running his new car in ditch
Sunday, and breaking it up right bad
~, though none OF the occupants were
hurt.
The Farmers Supply Co., of Pine-
wood has been chartered, with a cap
s isai OF S2o0o.O0. The officers are, A.
G. Stack president; T. B. MINIS vice
president; E C. Geddings secretary
and treasurer.
Died at his home at Workman last
Thursday, Mr.. Daniel E. Epps, a pros
porous farmer of that section. The fun
eral was conducted by Rev. D. A. Phil
lips of Kingssree at Midway The de-
ceased is survived by widow and four
children.
pr. Dunbar who has been in charge
of the prescription departmet OF Dick
sons Drug Store for some time, and
who made many friends while in Man
ming, returned last week TO his old
home in Sumter, and is succeeded by
DR.. Champa, OF Columbia.
Last Saturday night some one en-
tered the house where Mr.. Frank
Clark lives, on the Tom Nimmer farm,
about two miles west OF Manning, and
stole about all of his belongings. Mr..
Clark was in town at the time when
the robbery was committed. and as
soon as be got home and found he had
been robbed, be returned to Manning
-end got the blood hounds, but they did
nos hit a trail.
Is was announced last week Ftbat
Prof. Charles B. Weeks, of Winthrop
would address the teachers IT the
court house next Saturday on me sub
iecs Of agriculture in the public schools
Z Not only teachers, but everybody else
is invited to this lecture. That sub
iect is one OF vital importance just
now, and should have the attention of
our people. A most urgent invitation
s. hereby extended. Remember the
date. the coming Saturday at eleven
o'clock.
Lost, job. with & good salary at
tsched to it. over two and a half gall
ions Of whiskey, also fifty dollars in
crisp ten-dollar Federal Reserve bills.
This Is what haupened to Lee Houston,