The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1904-06-15

of Furniture.
W. E. JENKINSON.
Mrs. J. NJ. Fladger left yesterday for
Spartanburg.
MIR. Charlton DuRant went to Flor
ida on professional business.
Miss Sudie Davis is at home from
Columbia Female College.
Miss Katie Clark of Sumter spent
last Monday in Manning.
Miss Katie Plowden recently gradu-
ated at Winthrop IS at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Harvin OF Prlva-
teer visited Manning last week.
Mrs. Geo. r. Jones of Davis is on a
visit to her son David in Nashville.
Miss Gertrude Bradham who gradu-
ated at Eartsville last week IS at nome
Mrs. D. D. Salley of Orangeburg is
visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Z. ~
Harvin.
Mr.. II. Loryea of St. Matthews IS
in Manning visiting his father Mr.. A.
Loryea.
Mrs. jamie Howle of Darlington is IN
Manning visiting her sister Mrs. 3. A.
johnson.
Messrs. Leon and Linwood Walker
Clemson Cadets are home 1or thelr
vacation.
Mrs. Isaac Epps of Williamsburg IS
in Manning visiting her sister Mrs. NJ.
NJ. David.
Mr.. E. 3. Brown shot and killed 10
foot alligator in Tiudal's mill pond last
Thursday.
Mr.. Mood Connor OF Charleston spent
SATURDAY and Sunday in Manning visit
ing friends.
Miss Margie Applet left Sunday night
for Charleston to visit friends and con-
suit an occulist.
The Clarendon has won fine reputa-
tion for its excellent ice cream which
it serves daily.
Hon. MI. Smith Of Camden while
here yesterday was quite Impressed
with our town.
Prof. W. A. Stuckey has been re-
elected Superintendento OF the Newoerry
Graded schools.
Judge Aldrich will preside at our
next term of court which convenes
here next month.
Married Sunday 9TH, inst, by Rev:
A. n. Brunsen Mr.. George Lowoer anu
Miss Ector Hill.
Mrs. Laura Wineman of Charleston
is in Manning visiting her son DR..
Phillip Wineman.
Mrs. Jno. C. Burgess of Summeryille
is here on visit to her parents MT.
and Mrs. J. T. Stukes.
Miss Mary Harvin has returned to
her home at Oakland, from Llttleton,
n. c., Female college.
Ouite a number from Manning at
tended the school closing at PaSvllIe
last Thursday evening
Miss Rosa Kee who has had charge
of the McFaddin school, LETT yesterday
for her home at Rock Hill.
Hiss Maggie McFaddin OF Oakland,
has returned to her home from VIM
throp where she graduated.
Il is expected to come off Sunday
July 3rd, with two weeks stay at the
exposition. Guess the pair If you can.
Hon. C. NJ. Davis has been chosen
chairman OF the advisory board to the
directors of the Independent Oil Com
pany.
Miss Mamie Richardson of Fulton i;
here to attend the Pauling-Gallucha1
marriage which takes place tomorrow
evening.
There were several candidates at the
New Zion picnic last Saturday. These
clever fellows never fail to enjoy such
occasions.
Mr.. Max NJ. Krasnoff who has beer
in New York for sometime past, ha:
written home that he has left for the
exposition.
Miss A. Z. Thompson, teacher of elo
oution in the Hartsville Co-Educatina
school is visiting the family of Mr.. D
NJ. Bradham.
Manning will soon have a laundry
T. will be run by Messrs. Otis Trescot
and Jesse Orvin, and they will have al
experienced help.
The barn and stables OF Mr.. c. r
Felder near Summerton, was destroyed
nv fire last Wednesday afternoon. N
insurance, loss about $500.
Miss Bertha Stelling, after a pleasan
visit to her college mate Miss Harrle
Earyin, returned 10 her home in Char
lesion last Saturday night.
There will be an SAT Home" thi
evening, at the residence OF Miss Ger
trude Bradham. given in honor OF he!
onest Miss A. T. Thompson, of Alabama
Married by Rev. ". J. Mccoy, q
the home of the brides parents nea,
Mayesville last evening. Mr. J. N
shaw and Miss Mary Muldrow, young
est daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
3 Muldrow. The bride is a sister o
". ). Muldrow, Esq, of this town.