The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-02-17

Or. Ellison Capers, of Summerton,
was here yesterday.
Mr.. J. W. Rawls, OF Columbia is
visiting Mr.. S. I. Till
Dr.. 7. N. Woods, OF Sardinia, was
here yesterday.
Miss Annie Leckey, OF Chester, is ris-
iting Mrs. T. Mitchell Wells.
The Court of Common Pleas will prob
ably continue in session all this week.
It was about 80 degrees colder this
morning than it was Monday night.
Miss Edna Pack. OF Greenville, is Wis
iting her cousin, Miss Mavola Walker.
Ex-Judge II. Q. Purdy has been at
tending court in Manning this week.
q. D. Noise, OF the Sumter bar, has
been in attendance upon court IN Man
ing.
Mr.. W. F.. Fleming, magistrate at
New Zion, is attending court this week.
DR.. Lewis C. Wood, prominent
pharmacist of Colum bia, was 10 Manning
this week.
Mrs. Ssllie Asher. o, liladelphia, is
a'guest az the home of Maj. A. Levi.
DR.. W. q. Woods. who mas recently
located at Lake City, was in Manning |
last week.
Several Manning people are attending
the State Sunday School convention in
Orangeburg this week.
The time for making tax returns to
the County Auditor will expire next
Saturday, 10Th inst.
Mai. Marion Noise OF Sumter, has
been in attendance upon court this
week.
r. Lon Weeks, Esq, OF the St. George
bar is IN Manning on professional onsl-
ness this week.
Mr.. Isaac NJ. Loryea, expert account
ant, was in Sumter last week on pro-
fessional business.
A. B. Stuckey, ESQ of the Sumter
bar, has been in Manning this week on
professional business.
Frank Driggers is being held in jail
g:Are pending his appeal TO the Supreme
eCeTrt for new trial.
,De2't neglect the payment of State
and caantv taxes. It may be hard to do,
but it ,Uin have to be done.
The iuaior social set enjoyed q de,
Eligh5ful Valentine party last Friday
Loight-at the home OF Mrs. Louisa Hug
gins
Mr.. W. NJ. Turner left yesterday for
8altimore, where be viii spend few
weeks before going on the road with
liae OF shoes.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. P. Wannamaker. Of
Marion, are visiting the family OF Mrs.
Wannamaker's father, Hon. D. M.
Brsdham
Recent work on the causeway over
Black River near Manning, followed oy
rains, has made the road almost impass-
able for loaded teams.
Alr. John D. Geral, former Man
xalpg merchant who has achieved sue
cess as s. farmer in the Sumnerton Sec
ciel, was here on business yesterday.
Efforts are being made to rush s'Bi,ly
Possum'' as the successor of TEDDY
Bear but it is not probable that the
craze will ever amount to very much.
Married, ats O'Clock this afternoon,
at the Methodist parsonage 10 Summer
ton, by Rev. E. S. Jones, MIR. W. T.
Tobias and Miss Ida T. Gardner.
MIR. D. Eirschmann left last Sunday
ior New York to purchase his spring
stock of goods, which he promises will
be the best ever brought to Manning.
Mr.. II. B. Gross, Of Holly Hill, a mem
ha of the general board Of managers OF
me Woodmen OF the World, was d well
t.om,a visitor to Manning this week.
Rev Mr.. McLane, theological
stndent in Columbia, preached in the
Manning Presbyterian church last
Sunday morning and night IN the
absence OF the pastor.
Comfy Treasurer Wells says the col
1hfTiSl OF SGS5S Guc SoUHoy eoa-HSo 40
nrcoressing very slowly The indica-
tions are that great many Will have
additioaal penalty se pay
The Legislature Iesd not bother
4s.oao abolishing the. gaIiows ior the
punishment of capital s.feoses ia this
State. The juries are attending TO tha5
all right.
4 fre-alarn was given last THURSDAY
night about 7:30, on account OF tne
burning out of chimney at the Hotel
Central. There was no damage TO the
building.
A large number of young people were
charmingly entertained at Valentine
-, ,rty at the hospitable home OF Mr.. D.
M Alderman at Alcolu. Manning was
S,sJ WI represented among the guests.
co,.t, actor S. NJ. Reardon, is making
roo6 progress towards the compleslor
Dr + +, Geiger's new residence. Or
$50. exuects to move into his house
sho5t the first Of April.
Tso s,,1dv course in the life OF Chris
viii ,ss resumed by the Clarendon Bap
rio con gsegation in the Court House OF
Thursday nlght. Much interest," mas Ge
closed Ia ohis work, and the puoll