The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1908-01-22

hole court in the fifth circuit.
Mrs. DR.. Staples, of Washington, D.
c., is visiting Mrs. r. NJ. Mouzon.
Miss Susie Harvin is visiting her
sister Mrs. S. a. Harvin at Prlvateer.
Mr.. Joel E. Bruuson mingled with
his friends in Manning last Saturday.
St. Peters Lodge, a. F. NJ, will
have their annual banquet tomorrow
night.
Miss Clara Smith, of Mullins, is here
on visit to her sister, Mrs. John u.
Slaughter.
Mrs. Nora hoffman, OF Columbia, IS
in Manning this week as the guest OF
Mrs. S. I. Till.
Ex-senator C. NJ. Davis OF Summer
ton, paid The TINES Office pleasant
call last Monday.
Uncle Allen and his street force
have been doing some nice wosk on
the streets recently.
Mrs. Bsulah Dinkins, OF lndlantoWn,
is visiting the family OF her brother,
Judge John S. Wilson.
During the past week we have. had
several of the heaviest white 1rosts
ever seen in this section
There will be preaching at Fellow
ship church Sunday at $50 p. m oy the
pastor, Rev. J. n. Tolar.
Dr.. J C. Mathews, OF Florence, a
graduate pharmacist, is now engaged
with the Manning Pharmacy.
Mrs. Lucy Gonzales, OF Columbia,
has been spending the past week with
relatives md friends in Manning.
Cards are out announcing the mar
rage of Mitchell Wells and Miss Alice
Hurt, which Will take place on the
2Sth inst.
Senator Appel came down Sunday
night and spent Monday in Me- .lag.
He returned to Columbia yesv~ rday
morning.
MIR. F. B. Phelps, OF Jordan, has
been appointed game warden for Clar-
endon county. Mr.. Phelps is well IN
formed and competent to discharge the
duties OF this Office.
The clearing house certificate, is
passing. One after another OF the
cities of this section which used them
are calling in their issues and soon
they will be but a memory OF the
Roosevelt panic"
The revival meeting in the Baptist
church, conducted by DR.. G. L: Fowler,
continues this week with undated IN
terest. Quite number have Joined
the church since the services com
menced-
The State board OF canvassers have
declared valid the recent election ID
favor of making the new county OF Cal
houn out Of portions of Orangeburg and
Lexington counties. St. Matthews WILL
be the county seat.
Mr.. O. W. McRoy has returned from
a prospecting trip to the upper part OF
the State. He dio not exactly pick out
a. location to suit him, but he was very
much pleased with the push and hustle
tnat he saw.
Another party OF hunters went down
on Santee Yesterday after deer. They
sent back a quarter Of Eension last
night as evidence of their first luck.
The report also comes that the water
is falling fast.
Atthe examination for teachers held
last Friday there were thirteen ap-
plicants and not one passed. Who Will
say now that thirteen is not an unlucky
number when they get together on a
Friday.
Rev. B. A. Elias. NJ. D., L. L. B.,
rabbi OF K. K. B. Elohim congregation
Charleston, spent yesterday with
friends in Manning. His many friends
here always enjoy his visits and would
be clad to see him oftener.
There will be q picnic at Johnson
vile in Williamsburg county tomorrow
for the purpose of discussing the prop
osition to form new county TO be
named Rutledge. with the county seat
at Lake City. 1t is reported that there
is very active opposition to the move
ment.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Ladies' Missionary Society of the Pres
bvterian church will be held at the
residen, of Mrs. DR.. Brown on Friday
ats noon of next week, January 3lst,
i-stead Of Friday the 24th. as had been
announced.
Mrs. Joseph Sprott has placed on our
table a report of the twenty-1ourth an
nual convention OF the Woman's Chris
tiar Temperance Union Of South Caro-
lima. held at Newberry last fall. 1t is
a neatly printed booklet and gives an
interesting account OF the proceedings
of the convention.
The Christine Giles Concert Com
pany gave most enjoyable entertain
ment last night in Institute Hall. Inc
vocal and instrumental music and sev'
eral reading numbers were all OF nlgn
order and evinced exceptional talent on
the part of every member Of the com,
pany. The audience was dehghted
throughout the evening.
The editor of The TINES has re-
ceived a cordial invitation to attend
the installation of officers Of the W. O.
w. and the Woodman Circle at Greedy
Vile on Monday evening, January 9TH,
and also to attend a supper TO be given
by the Woodmen on Friday evening,
24th instant. Both occasions will nc