The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1916-02-09

Mr.. J. B. Budnal was a visitor TO
Manning Monday.
Mr.. C. W. Wells. of Lanes, was a
visitor here Sunday.
Ford's have taken this town, and gas
oline still going up.
Rev. D. A. Phillips OF Kingstree was
visitor here Monday.
Mr.. D. Eirschmann has returned
from the northern markets.
The Woodnan of the world held
their annual banquet Monday night.
Mr.. Sansbury Of The Olanta Observ-
er paid The Times Office visit last
Monday.
The Player Furniture Co., will use
the building next to the post Office in
the future.
Il is estimated that about 1000 people
came to Manning Monday to hear Ex-
Governor Blease.
Miss Dell Riser of Greenville, is VS.
iting her sister, Mrs. J. McDMcFad-
din near Nanning.
At the auction sale Monday Mr.. g..
Weinberg bought the home Of Mr.. j.
. u,,S cSSn m
Messrs. SeIwyn Dingle and J. NJ.
Richardson OF Sumnerton were among
the visitors here Monday
DR.. and Mrs. Herman Huggins left
Sunday for Pomaria. the home Of Mrs.
Euggins, makiog the trip by automo-
bile.
Married last Sunday near Workman,
Miss Lessie Strange and Mr.. lroy
Reardon. Rev. Workman performing
the ceremony.
Miss Delgar of Sumter, a trained
nurse of reputation is at the bedside OF
Mrs. L. 3. McCord, who is critically
i'll, at her home in Manning.
The letter signed Palmetto-Ameri-
can was read with interest in our last
issue, and as this writer has another
article this week, we call special at
tention to it.
Died last Friday night at her home
in Goldsboro, n. c., Mrs Clarence E..
Wilkins, The deceased lived in Man
ming several years and was highly es-
teemed for her lovable disposition.
This is the second death in the family
of Mr.. and Mrs. E Z. Wilkins in the
past month. We extend our deepest
sympathy.
Magistrate Baird, constable Baird
and Rural Policeman Morris, got wind
OF some gamblers Lear Baird's Siding
last Sunday. but on approach the gam
biers took TO the brush. Monday morn
ing dogs were put on their trail, and
twelve were rounded up. They were
brought before Magistrate Baird, and
each convicted, with two accessories.
The following unique invitation has
been issued by Mrs. +. 4. Weinberg IN
honor of Mrs. Leon Weinberg:
On Saint Valentines Day
From four-thirty until six, III say
Mrs. ]. A. Weinberg, of Manning town
Invites you to come. in your best bib
and gown -.
To meet the fair bride from old
Georgetown.
One of Maaning's most enserprising
business men has made study OF pea
outs for the past six years, and he has
about solved the question as to raising,
harvesting and getting a market for
this product, which will be a great ben
es, to our farmers in the way Of realiz-
ing cash for this crop, and we will take
up this subject ip our next issue to
show the people what they can do If
they will.
On Sunday February 18th. the Rev.
W. q. Barnwell rector ST. Marks Epis-
copal church, will hold the services in
the Presbyteriau church at Pinewood
at 1l:30 O'Clock a. 70. The sixth Sun
day after the Epiphany, the Holy Com
munion will be celebrated. The morn.
ing offering will be given to All Saints
Psrish, Georgetown county, TO assist IN
rebuilding their church which were
destroyed by Ere some time ago.
Mr.. ". I. Budnall, Jr., son of Mr..
". /. Eudnall, of the Fork section, re
turned home last Friday from Panama,
where be has been in Uncle Sans SER
vice for the past three years. His time
has expired that be enlisted for, unless
called on, then he will have to serve
four years more. Mr. Hudnall is in the
best Of health, and seems none the
worse for the strenuous duties he has
been under since he left South Caro-
Nna.