The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1903-12-30


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.,z-9s. Plumer Clark Of Dillon spent
istmas at home.
Gussie Applet left yesterday to visit
friends in Charleston.
Mr.. Stephen Dow OF Charleston is
here visiting his family.
Mr.. Sydney McFaddin and family are
here visiting his mother.
Mr.. Davis Sprott of Spartanburg is in
Clarendon visiting relatives.
Mrs. C. F. Williams OF Columbia re-
turned to her home last Monday.
Mrs. Mitchell Levi of Sumter is in
Manning visiting Mrs. Louis Levi.
Cadet Covert Plcwden OF the Citadel
is at home having hog-killing time.
Mr.. Marvin Strange of Barnwell IS
visiting his mother, Mrs. +. F.O.Strange.
Cadet Edwin Blank of the Citadel IS
a guest of Cadet Iseman for the holl-
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. I. Till left last Fri
day night for Ocala, Fla, to visit reia-
tives.
DR. and Mrs. Abe Weinberg OF Cam
den are visiting their parents IN Man
ming.
The merchants are now taking in
ventories to see how the thing IS with
them.
Died last night at his home in Sum.
ter DR.. John S. Hughson, aSeo 90
years.
Mr.. John J. Harvin, now living at
Fowls. Ca, is at Alcolu visiting his rel
atives.
Mr. F. E. Bradham OF Due West
High School is at home visiting MS
parents.
Mortimer Hawkins of Richmnd, Va,
is spending the holidays at home with
his father.
Now that Christmas is over We hope
our correspondents will send US the
news regularly.
Mr.. J. J. Ragin formerly of Summer
ton now of Covington, Ga, spent last
Monday in Manning.
Cadets Iseman and Bradham OF the
Citadel, and Leon and Llnwooo walker
of Clemson are at home for the noIloaEs.
The Christmas eve trade this season
was very heavy. Every mercnanG IN
the town did as much as he could nan
die
The Roman candle battle last Friday
night on Railroad avenue came near
being draw, but as it was the boys got
the best Of it.
There was very enjoyable social at
the residence Of Mr.. Simon lseman lasC
evening, at which the young 1olKs were
,delightedly entertained.
Ticket No. 1903 is winner of the large
doll oiven away by Mr.. S. A. Rlgoy.
The party holding the corresponding
number can present same anu get Cne
doll.
The young gallants will give dance
next Thursday evening, and a large
number of invitations have oeen sent
out. Shoemaker's orchestra has oeen
engaged for the occasion.
We regret to learn that Mr.. L.R.Tin-
dal intends moving out OF the State. 10
whatever place he will locate however,
that community will be fortunate IN Sc
a,,;nr ca ohlp citizen.
The Calendar Clock Coof Darlington
has been chartered with an authorized
capital of $4,000. J. B. Hudnal IS presl-
dent and treasurer and G. Q. Cole sec
retary.-Darlington News.
We are pleased to note that council
is having the lake on Railroad avenue
filed up, but unless they have some
calkine done to the trough the money
already spent there is wasted.
Married last Wednesday at the home
of the brides parents near Hebron
church. Mr. John Chandler OF Ash.
burn, and Miss Annie McElreen OF
Mouzon's, daughter OF the late }. +.
McElveen.
The Paxville Baptist church MADE
their pastor and his wife handsome
Christmas present OF beautiful silver
soup ladle. And, as for four, years.
the Christmas turkey came to the par
sonage from Mrs. John NJ. Tlndal.
Mr., S. w. Evans Of Salem killed 81
hogs which netted hin 1888 pounds.
he has meat enough to supply his
wants and some to spare: besides he
has in his pen 5 more meat hogs and
viii do the right thing by the editor
when he has another killing.