The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1919-02-05

Additional Local News Items
Mrs. S. Katzoff, Mrs. A. Abrams
and their guests motored over to Sum-
ter Thursday and spent the day.
The Clarendon County Pension
Board will meet at the Court House
Monday, 10th inst, at eleven o'clock.
Mr.. A. Abrams purchased the
Walker stores last Saturday, paving
$23,575 for the three buildings.
Miss Esther Berger has returned
to Manning and is employed in The
New Idea Co.'s store.
Mr.. II. d. Clark has purchased the
home of DR.. Herman Higgins on
Church street for a consideration of
$4,000.
MIR. ID. Hirschmann wishes to state
that the rumor which has been cir
culated that he is going to leave Man
ming i untrue. Mr.. Hirschmann is
receiving goods daily, and is here to
stay.
Mrs. G.. Goldstcin after spenGinp
some time with her sisters, Mrs. s,
Katzoff and Mrs. A. Abrams, has re-
turned to her home in Atlanta.
Dr. Is. ID. Stalnaker, who has had
charge of the prescription department
or Lelgler's Pharmacy for some time.
is now manager of the Clarendon
Drug Store, and took charge last Sat
urday.
Mrs. D. Sllvcrman of Kingstree
spent few days of last week with
hcr sister, Mrs. A. Katzoff.
Dr.. R. Y. Deitz of Statesville, N. c..
has been engaged as pharmacist vt
Leigler's Drug Store. DR.. Deitz comes
to Manning highly recommended and
until he is able to secure q house he
and his family are staying at the
Central Hotel.
Manager Cary Smith has secured
'i>.NS HiSnI Il COmD1nV of
faWallans who will give a high h-class
musical program, consisting of folk
iore songs and music, peculiar to that
island. The sketch is called "Nirht
in Honolulu" This company has boen
PLAYING in Sumter this week and bos
made big hit. The play will take
place III the School Auditorium.
'Ihn UnoI
last Thursday was failure as onlv
about half dozen people answered the
eau. II we continue 20 be that indif-
ferent about our roads. we will al
ways have what we deserve--had
roads. Now. let's get together and
al! pull in one direction. No plan
VIII suit everybody. but start has
TO be made somewhere, so let's do
something. "
The ladies who are entertaining Of
the teas for the Civic Leapue will
please send funds collected from them
to the Sec. and Treas, Mrs. ! A
weinberg, in order that report on
same may be ready for the February
meeting of the league. This is also
the time for collecting yearly dues,
ana by sending your dues for 1919
IN to the Sec. and Treas, YOU will
simplify the collection of same GREAT.
ly. e '"'-
sergeant William j. Epps, Medical
Department United States Armv, 70.
tired, was relieved from duty at I,ct-
terman General Hospital, San Fran
cisco, CAL, January 27, 1919. On his
way from California he paid his aunt,
Mrs, 5. M. Reardon, a short visit
"hicH was enjoyed very much by the
entire family. He is returning to his
nome after an absence of twentv-two
ye""s and the only thing that viii
get him awav from home again will
b" to get after the enemy of our
nation.
Miss Annie Thames has an an
nouncemcnt in another column of
much interest to the ladies of Clar
endon County. Miss Thames has
moved her millinery establishment
INTO the store of Mr.. II. d. Dubrow
ana she extends cordial invitation
new place. Miss Thames will leave
on Monday for the Northern markets
where she will purchase an up-to- date
line of Fancy Millinery.
Died at her home in Manning We
t"rday afternoon Mrs. Frank Nav,
The deceased had been I'll with nnoH-
monla about two days. Mr.. and Mrs,
May moved to Manning several years
ago, and have made many friends in
our town. Mr.. May being superin-
tendent of the local telephone com
Dany. The deceased leaves her hus-
band and three little children. The
entire community sympathize with