The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1902-10-09
Ehrhardt EtcilinsS.

EHRuARDT, October G.-Mr. G.. b.
kcarSc reports that in the past tw"
weeks he has been hunting five times, and
caught seven foxes. Mr.. kcarsc's dogs
arc well trained and he contcmplatcS
visiting Wildcat Bay soon again, where
he caught the big cat now on exhibition
at Revnolds'S drug store.
Mrs. d. W. Boone, who has been Ill for
some weeks, was removed to Charleston
Riverside 1ntirmary last Saturday on
special car. She was accompanied by her
husband and daughter, Ethel, and family
physician, Dr. J. H. Roberts.
Col St. Julian Carwile, the popular
representative of the Gecr Drug Co., OF
Charleston, was in town last Friday and
sold the Ehrhardt hustling druggist
handsome line of fall goods, which will
be shipped this week.
Mrs. Muller and Miss F. S. Roger, of
Weimer, were in town Monday. Miss
Roger has been secured as teacher of the
Weimer school.
MIR. and Mrs. J. G. kinard, and Mr.. and
Mrs Ben Loadholt helped to eat turkey
Monday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J.
A. Chassereau, which was the celebration
of Messrs. Chassereau and Loadholt's
birthday.
On Sunday morning the following
gentlemen rose by candle light, and after
hasty preparation, left for Indian Fields
camp meeting by way of Bamberg Mcssrs.
Chas., Thomas, Frank and Edwin Chas-
sereau, Isaac and Frank Copeland, Bern
ard and Angus Kearse. They report 4
wet day but good time.
A Mr. Priester, of Fairfax, has been en-
ployed by Ehrhardt town council to keep
the peace, and will be on the beat from
Tuesday on. He stands about 6 feet 4
inches in his stocking feet, and is as able
physically in proportion to his height.
Mr. and Mrs. J. +. Fender spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Berry Padgett
near Lodge.
The ladies of the Ehrhardt Methodist
church are anxious that church might be
built at this place, and have arranged for
supper and evening entertainment on
the evening of Friday, the 18th instant.
Oysters will be served and a musical pro-
gram rendered. The public are cordially
invited. This is not merely an oyster
supper, but hot supper with oysters from
to ten o'clock.
Prof. l.. A. Bikle is keeping the depot
for Mr.. Boone this week.
Alonzo Rentz, who lives on Mr.. G. w.
Hughes's place, had child only few
months old given three teaspoonfuls of
carbolic acid, and the way it happened is
related as follows: The mother of the
child had gotten a lad of five years to stay
with her and nurse the baby, and to-day
during the temporary absence of the
mother the little five year old child
thought he would give the baby dose of
medicine, as it was restless, so he climbed
up on cupboard and brought down 4
bottle of carbolic acid and administered
three spoonfuls to the infant. DR.. Cope
land was hurriedly sent for, but does not
entertain any prospects for its recovery.
Hon. c. Ehrhardt and Rev. j. H. Wilson
spent several days of last week in
Charleston.
Mr.. N. p. Murdaugh is confined to his
bed with an attack of grippe.
A. G. Reynoldy will give free glass
of bon bon with every purchase next
Saturday.
A good many people were in attend
ance on Judge Copeland's court in town
last Friday, where trial took place be-
tween Messrs Wilber Drawdy and Martin
Bishop about the ownership of 4 COW.
GE Col.