The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1907-02-20

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Mr. David Levi spent yesterday II
Sumter.
The Jamestown exposition opens
April 26th.
Mr.. W. E. Reardon spent last Sunday
in Kingstree.
Mr.. Hardy Moses OF Sumter spen:
Monday in town.
DR.. W. r. Mood OF Summerton was
in town Monday.
J. J. Cantey, Esq, ofSummerton was
in town yesterday.
The sports are having a great time
on Clark Hill today.
Mr.. 3. O. Ragin Of Sunmerton spent
last Friday in town.
Mr.. Claude Lesesne Of Sumter spent
Sunday night in town.
Mrs. Herman Bradham is visiting
her parents at Enoree.
Mrs. Hattie ). Ingram of Sumter is
visiting relatives in town.
Mr.. D. Hirschmann has returned
from the northern markets.
Mr.. Charles Beatty has returned from
q business trip to jamestown.
Mr.. Thomas Nimmer left Monday
for few days stay in Charleston.
The fire well in front on Policeman
Euggins' house has been completed.
Miss Octavia Dove spent Saturday
and Sunday with parents in Sumter.
Col. r. D. Lee and Mr.. Edgar Eayns-
worth of the Sumter Bar are in Msc-
ming.
Editor Cargyle, OF the Sentinel, has
been quite sick for the past several
days.
MrC. J. Clark OF Norfolk, Va, is in
Manning visiting his brother Mr.. 4.
D. Clark.
Mrs. Bunyan HsrGin of Snmmerton
is visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
G. E. Earvin.
l.. D. Jennings, and A. 8. Stucky,
Esos., OF the Sumter Bar, spent Mon
Gay in Manning.
Miss Louise Land Of F'oreston spent q
few days last week with Misses Gladys
and Helen Thames.
Miss Many Mayes, OF Mayesville is
in town for few days visiting the fam
ily of Mr.. Z. L. Wells.
Miss Fannie Ryttenberg, who has
beer visiting Miss Bertha Briggs, has
returned to her home in Sumter.
Gen. C. D. Bellinger OF Columbia,
former Attorney General, is in Man
ming in attendance upon the court.
The town of Summerton is wei rep
resented in Manning this week, the at
traction being the TindalSublett Law
suit.
There were many sad countenances
in Manning last Monday morning wher
they saw the doors OF the olspensary
closed.
W. S. Nelson, OF the Columbia Bar.
was here last Monday, attending court,
as attorney for the Western Union
Telegraph Co.
Mrs. N. E. Burgess who was injured
by fall last week is not as seriously
hurt as was at first supposed, and Is
getting on nicely.
The Dinners given by the ladies last
week for the benefit OF the hosplSa
were quite proftsble. Something over
one hundred dollars was realized.
The whistle of our local oil mil
should be sent to laundry to be clean
ed out. It is q horrible screen
enough to cause nervous prostration.
Much excitment was caused in towr
Friday morning by the presence OF
mad dog. Several dogs were bitten.
sene geese and chickens killed, ane
the dog finally escaped.
Miss Monte Webb, OF Charleston, ane
Marie Simons, Of Washington, ief'
Thursday for Kingstree, where the!
will spend sometime before RETURNING
to their respective homes.
The county commissioners have pur
chased several good mules, and Super
visor McFaddin is now prepared to dt
the road work which is needed IL
various parts OF the county.
Died last Saturday near DuRant
Carroll Montgomery, q son of Mr.. J
NJ. Montgomery. The funeral tool
place Sunday afternoon at Concord
: Rev. W. J. Mccoy conducted the ser
vice.
Now that the legislature is thinE
of the past let US all try and concen
trate our minds upon something fo
the future. There will be no polite
This ESars duO tuo A0"Spot'SiS WIZ ~
put to it for material to entertain theil
readers.
Our readers will overlook any de
hciency in this issne Of TIE TINES
the fact is, the editor is not IN a con
6ition to do satisfactory work so 500
alter his return home from the capito
city, but he will get down to the real
tiles of his profession and give HI
readers all that is in him by the mex
issue.
There is disposition all over tn
country to get the government to put
stop to newspapers publishing tn