The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-02-03


Senator Geo. e. Bates OF Barnwell
spent Saturday in Manning.
: The stone columns for the new court
house portico are now being raised.
The man that predicted a severe
winter may not have been so far wrong
after all.
DR.. NJ. L. Parler and family are now
occupying Mr.. W. G Kings house on
North Church Street.
Miss Margaret Leard has returned to
her home in Richmond after visit to
relatives in Manning.
According to the old sign OF the
ground hog DAY there are to be yet slx
more weeks OF winter.
Court will convene next Monday
morning at 10 O'Clock. All jurors ano
witnesses should be on time.
Many Manning ladies' are grieving
over the loss of pot plants that were
killed blythe cold snap.
Mr.. Bertrau Weinberg is at home
IRON the Carlisle Fitting School at
Ram harc OWING 20 illness,
James J. Patterson, ESQ.,, prominent t
lawyer OF Barnwell, has been IN Man
nidg this week on professional business.
Mr.. Gu. Clark, prominent real es-
tate dealer of Richmond, Va, IS in Man
mig on visit to his brother. Mr.. Z. D..
Clark.
Died in ColIeton County on 2lst of
January, J. P. Cobia, aged about 81
years. The deceased went from Clar-
don.
MIR. Jerome P. Chase, the well known
insurance man Of Florence. hes been IN
Manning this week visiting Mr.. J. w.
Mcleod.
Countless thousands OF robins have
been seen Tying over3this section dur
ing the past week on their migration
northward.
St. Peters Lodge, No. 81. A. F. N.
Regular meeting tonight at 5 O'clock.
Entered appr eutlce degree. Full aeteno-
ance requested.
Mrs. Margaret Leard, OF Richmond,
Va, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. &. Il.
Higgins. She has many friends IN Man
ming who are always glad to see ner.
Mr., A. S. Briggs has moved to the
old Lesesne place, about a mile out OF
town. and Mr.. J. Z. Wells has moved
into the house vacated by Mr.. Briggs.
Rev. A. r. Woodson, pastor OF the
Manning Presbyterian church, Will
spend next week in evangelistlc WORK
on Johns Island, near Charleston.
Mr.. Thomas Nimmer went to Cam
den last Sunday to attend the marriage
of some OF his fellow Syrians. Mrs.
Nlmmer could not go, so he TOOK
Buster with him.
The cold snap Saturday night caused
q great deal of Inconvenience by freez-
inc water pipes in Manning. Totlng
water from the flowing wells was a
common sight Sunday morning.
DR.. F. n. C:ar1ozo, the colored physi-
eian who has been in Manning for the
past year Or so, will leave next Friday
to engage in the practice Of his profes-
sion in the State OF Maryland.
Magistrate E.~C. Dickson has re-
ceived his. commission and IS ready ior
business. He has established his Office
in the room formerly occupied by the
Probale Judge in the old court house.
Senator Applet spent Saturday and
Monday st home, devoting his time to
getting up the necessary data about the
county's financial affairs in order to
properly provide for the tax levy.
The young people OF Manning got up
. delightful surprise party last night at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. W. Scott
Earvin in honor of their niece, Miss
Lille Thomas, OF Charleston, who is
now visiting them.
All ROYAL Arch Masons are requested
TO meet at Masonic Hall Immediately al.
ter Blue Lodge adiourns tonight. Or.
sanitation OF Ruth Chapter, election OF
officers and other matters OF Importance
Dispensa5ion has been granted for chap
ter.
Mr.. Perry Krasnof and family lett
Manning last W Wednesday night for Mul.
lins, where Mr.. KrasnoH will engage in
business. Mr.. NJ. N. Krasnof will iu
person manage the extensive business
here that has heretofore been under the
management of Mr.. Perry Krasnotf.
Married at the Methodist parsonage
by Rev. F. &. Shuler, Sunday after
noon, January 81, 1909, Mr.. E. B. Gam
bic, sheriff OF Clarendon county, ano
Miss Gertrude Gamble of Turbeville
The contracting couple have the con
gratulations and best wishes OF man!
friends in Manning and throughout the
county.
The cold wave that came down on u
last Saturday proved a great chang
IRON the balmy, spring-like weather w
had been experiencing for severa
weeks. The thermometer registered a
low as Il Sunday morning and IS Mon
day morning. It is not thought that th
oats crop was seriously damaged, Will
the Hessian fly was certainly put out Q
business for a while.
Representative T. A. Clarke, OF Flor
ence county. died Monday night after
brief illness from erysipelas. He was i
his seat in the Legislature up to the ad
journment Friday afternoon when h
left for home, but was taken sick upo
reaching Florence Through respee