The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1903-08-20
Ehrhardt Etchings.

EHRHARDT, August 17.-Some OF the
lady delegates to the convention at MT:
Pleasant, liked the work done so well
that they remained to see if it would
have any effect on some or the poys.
They have since returned to their nome
in Augusta, Ga.
and wife, with their little son, Earle, left
for their home in BishOpville last week
Mrs. Dora Weimer and her son, Carl,
who have been visiting here for the past
few months, have returned to their home
in Florida. Mrs. Weimer is daughter
of Mr.. C. Hartz, of this place.
On last Thursday morning the angel OF
death visited the family of Mr.. }. Il.
Garter. and took therefrom Lizzie, the
second oldest daughter. She had been
suffering for several weeks from gastric
troubles, and realizing from the first that
she was sick unto death, she bore her
cross silently and with fortitude, never
complaining and her faith unshaken to the
yery last. She was a model member OF
Carter's Ford Baptist church, having
joined there at an early age. we extend
our sincere sympathy to the family IN
this sore trial and bid them look to God
in the faith of all Christians that whose,
ever believes His word shall be saved
into everlasting life. She was inferred
nm the family cemetery near Mr.. William
Carter's place on Friday morning.
Several from here attended the pro-
tracted meeting at St. Nicholas las'
Sunday. n
The public road from here to Mr.. j. F
Kearse's place will be opened up ready
| for the chain gang next Friday ano
Saturday.
Rumors of free rural mail service are
floating around again, and we hope thai
this time the people won't be dlsap
pointed, as other sections have maj
service and the people here are ent'tleo
to as much as any other taxpayers, NJ
matter where.
We are soon to have telegraph office
too, which will be greatly appreciated by
our merchants dnring the cotton season.
This is an era of law suits, and oul
nrediction is that unless less Dragging L
done nothing will come of it. Some
people don't seem to realize that men ar
not afraid of braggarts and those Wht
boast Of what they can do, but rather o
the men who say nothing but DO whel
the time comes to do. OF all the dis
ousting things in the world deliver u
| from a man who picks up everybody
fpbt and goes around making threat
and boasting OF what they can 90. ine
don't think for an instant that II the
were to be killed by the party agalns
whom they were making threats, that ID
party would be justitiable in the killing
!. Another noticeable fact is that the
always have to get full of the State dis
nensary's many products before they ca
even talk. Oh how detestable to homes
men. =,
The Kearse and Ehrhardt juvenile
crossed bats last Saturday on the Hears
diamond. The game was without not
; except it's being lost to the kearse team
: They will play the test game next Satul
, day on the diamond here, when the HON
team expects to win.
MIR. Joe Copeland, of Midway, an
, brother to Messrs. l. d. and DR.. D.: !
i Copeland, was in town last Sunda
7 There seems to be some attraction hel
E or near by in the country for him. Gue'
r it's the artesian well or MI Ehrhardt
}, large water tank. Which? Nit.
: Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Copeland spel
!. Sunday with Mr.. Copeland's parents, NJ
e and Mrs. F. E. Copeland, near here:
Mr.. Chas. H. Hutto, of Denmark, II
Il most popular salesman of the Savanna
= Grocery Co., and also the best joker
j. the road, was in town Monday, sellln
It as usual, bargains to his friends III u
e grocery business.
Mr.. w. II. Mitchum will in the ne
a future open up a general merchandi
4 hnsiness in the store owned by Mr. j.
It Kinard and lately occupied by Mr.. H.
% Kinard. -
" We had an ice famine last week; 90
If ice houses ran out of the article and
d couldn't be had for love nor money.
is Haying is in order now, and there
in some fine fields of it to cut.
The cotton is opening rapidly, and "