The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1903-04-23

EHRHARDT, April 2O.-Everybody: ex.
poets to have royal good time at the
memorial.
DR.. and Mrs J. L. Copeland went to
Harleyville last Tuesday to visit friends
and relatives. Doctor returned on Fri
day, but Mrs. Copeland will remain for a
week or two.
Mr.. Joe Smoak was in our little town
on last Wednesday.
Quarterly conference was held at Zion
church on last Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Copeland spent
several days in Walterboro this week.
Ehrhardt Methodist church was dedi-
Gated last Sunday afternoon at four
o'clock. DR.. Hr. w. Bays, of Charleston,
conducted the services. A large congre-
CATION was in attendance, and in the
future it will be known as st. James
Methodist Episcopal Church, South.
On last Wednesday evening the Mt.
Pleasant Lutheran church was beautifully
decorated for the marriage of Mr.. Willie
Jenny and Miss Rena Ritter which took
place at eight o'clock. The ushers, Messrs.
G. B. Kearse, Squire Urssery, j. F. Chas
sereau and A. c. Reynolds, were on hand
when the bridal party arrived. Mr.. G. B.
Kearse escorted the officiating pastor,
Rev. E. P. Monroe, to the floral arch,
while Miss Addie Jenny, who was to
render the wedding march, was attended
by usher A. c. Reynolds to the organ. AS
the first notes of the beautiful wedding
march were sounded, ushers j. F. Chas-
sereau and Squire Urssery entered, fol-
lowed by the attendants who were the
following. Mr.. Angus Kearse with Miss
Marie Murdaugh, Mr.. Otis Ritter with
Miss Bessie Jenny, Mr.. Ernest Ritter with
Miss Bertha Bochman, DR.. l. s. Loadholt
with Miss Fora Miley, Mr.. Wade Miley
with Miss Allie Sease, Mr.. L. L. Wilson
with Miss Jennie Fielder, Mr.. w. D.
Sease with Miss Minnie Jenny, Mr.. Wey-
man Kearse with Miss Rosa Johns. Then
entered the bride on the arm of Miss
Minnie Folk, while the groom was at.
tended by Mr.. Willie Rast. After the
ceremony the many friends who had been
invited to the home of the bride were
royalty entertained. Soon supper was
announced, and the bridal party which
was very large one, was invited to the
dining room, which was veritable fairy
land, 50 profuse were the decorations
which were composed Of roses only, and
most of them were the magnificent Mar
cheal Neil, Bride and LaFrance. Then
all were seated at large table where
even the daintiest and most fastidiOus
could be satisfied beyond their expecta
tions. The cakes were exquisite, anC
when the wedding cake was cut our friend
Mr. Urssery, was the one whom fate de-
creed should be the lucky person. His
friends were not surprised that the ring
should fall to him, and the old prophecy
will be more than apt to come true in thi:
eass.
The bride and groom were the recipients
of many handsome and useful presents
On the next day the father of the groom
gave dinner, where many friends of the
bride and groom were invited. The day
was 80 pleasantly spent with music ano
mirth that few could realize how quick
the time passed by.
Mr.. T. o. Powell, who has been engi
neer on this end of the Plant System rail
road for several years, has resigned his
position, and expects run on another
road.
Mr.. W.D. Rhoad, of Bamberg, ATTENDED
the dedication services of our new church
on last Sunday afternoon.
The jolly laugh of our friend, Rev. T
J. Sandifer, was heard on the streets o.
our little town on last Monday.
Mr.. F. T. Moore, of Walterboro, pait
his family, who reside at thiss PLACE, 8
short visit last week.
R. D. Pearson, of WATERFORD, ha
opened up tirst-class barber shop at thi
place, much to the delight of the mer
folks, who have for some time past hat
to do that very disagreeable part Of thei
toilet themselves.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Loadholdt and Mis-
Anna Kearse, of Sycamore, spent a few
days last week with Mr. and Mrs. j, A
Chassereau.
Reynolds expects to run a first-class
up-to- date stand at the memorial ground
on next Friday, where any one can &c
the best, coolest, purest, and most de
licious drinks that can be made.
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