The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-12-20

Next Monday is Christmas.
MIR. I. Il. Mcintosh is fast improving
from his recent illness.
Mr.. Alga Hawkins is at home from
college for the holidays.
Mr.. Arthur Harvin is At home from
Baltimore Dental College.
Mr.. Nver krasnotf OF BiShopvlile
spent last Sunday in Manning.
Mr.. B. G. Peterson who formerly was
bookkeeper at Rigby's is in town.
Miss N1ittie Wood OF Union is visit
mo her sister Mrs. ". NJ. Turner.
There will be an entertainment Al the
Institute Hall OF Thursday evening IL
So'clock.
Miss Cunningham one OF the graded
school teachers viii spend the holidays
in Washington.
Mr.. Keith Howle. who is attending
the Atlanta Dental College, IS at nome
for the holidays.
The editor has at last received a
string OF birds. They came from Mr..
Harris Clark Of Davis.
Mr.. Claude Breedin, who is attending
the College of Pharmacy az Char!eSton
is at home for the holidays.
Mr.. H. 8. Tindal OF Greenvii!e is
spending a few days in Clarendon LOOK
ing after his farming interests.
DR.. Lionel Stukes of Summerton Will
be out of the State until January lst
afrerwhich ne will be ct his office.
Miss Lillian Rabb of Manning has
secured position as stenographer with
the D. W. Alderman Sons co. al tAicolu.
The school boys and girls are rolling
in upon every train, and what they Will
do for fun and frolic Will be a caution.
The Clerk of Courts office IS the
busiest place in the court house. There
has been great amount of real estate
transfers this fall.
Betrothal cards are out announcing
the engagement of Mr.. Hvulan hrasnoft
of Manning to Miss Belle Wilensky. OF
Charleston. MozeItoye.
Married this evening at the home OF
the brides parents Mr.. and Mrs. u. y.
Smith at Workman, Mr.. Douglas Hol-
laday and Miss Ellen Conyers Smith.
MIR. Louis Levin of Charleston spent
last Sunday in Manning. Mr.. Levin,
many years ago lived with his parents
in Manning and had many friends here.
Married this afternoon at Fork in
Marion county. Mr.. Claude Q. Cole. OF
Florence and Miss Carmichael. The
groom is son OF the late John 5. Cole
of Clarendon.
The Georgetown Centennial was .
huge success, and quite number from
Clarendon were there. THE TINES
editor intended to enjoy the festivities,
but business engagements prevented.
Mr.. Henry J. Wheeler, of Sardinia.
Went to Georgetown yesterday tc the
centennial and returned this morning
minus SIS short. which he thinks was
picked out OF his tother end pocket.
Mr.. NJ. NJ. krasnotf, formerly q mer-
chant of this place. now il the whole
sale business in New York, IS here
spending the holidays Mr.. kraSnof IS
Benedict, and expects to marry next
February
Since our last issue, there have been
several inquiries about the money found
bv Mr.. T. J. Gibbon and left with US TO
:ind an owner. The amounts claimed
10 have been lost vary from one dollar
TO swenJy dollars.
The barbecue at Barrow'S mill has
been postponed for the present, as {.
number of prominent men who were
invited could not attend before Christ
mas. 1t is the intention 70 fix a future
date for the occasion.
Rev. S. \. NettleS has been chosen
bv the South Carolina Conference ed
itor of the Southern Christian Advocate.
This means that the Advocate will be
greatly improved mechanically and
financially.
Mess,s. ". p and 3. 7. Legg OF this
town received 4 telegram from the!r
former home in Georgia announcing the
death OF their father. Mr.. Will Legg
left Yesterday morning 20 attend the
funeral.
Died last Thursday night in Naming
at the home OF his sister Mrs. Preston
Davis. Mr.. William 7. Francis, aged
about 50 years. The deceased was a
bachelor, and leaves TWO sisters sur
viving him.
Next Friday the Savage grand opera
company will be in Charleston. and
several from Manning expect TO attend.
Grand opera is music-loverS sweetest
dream, but it takes money TO sit in the
temple OF Orpheus.
Live Oak Camp w. O. W. had an
oyster supper last Thursday evening,
after which they elected the following
officers: ~ |. Barron. Council Com
mander: c. Allen NcFaddin. Advisory
Lieutenant: Z. c. Horton. Banker: j.
L. Wilson. Clerk: ". E. Reardon. Is
cort: Louis Appelt. Manager: L. F.
Hodge. Watchman: H. y. hrassno;f
Sentry,
Carrie Nelson, the wife OF Noulrie
Nelson, one of the victims Of his assaull
upon the Gamble family. died from the
effects of her wounds and was buried
Sunday. Phidias, he: sister, anoche,
victim. is in & desperately low condi
ton. and may not recover q all Neisot
is still al large, but hesnould be apprc'
},ended if there iSany possible "ay o
getting him. We feel satisfied tha
Sheriff Gamble will spare no means IL
the effort 70 capture this family ex
tinouisher