The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1915-12-23
COUNTRY NEWS LETTERS
SOME INTERESTING HAPPENINGS
IN VARIOUS SECTIONS.
News Items Gathered All Around the
County and Elsewhere.
Ehrhar1t EtchingS,

Ehrhardt, Dec. 21.-The first snow
sof this winter began falling Monday
afternoon about one O'Clock, the
heaviest fall, for while, in several
years.
Christmas is in full swing now, all
the stores are well stocked with toys,
fruits, fireworks, etc, in fact every
article that one needs to make a
merry Christmas merry for himself
and friends. Everything is some
what ahead of last Xmas. This
change is due to the advanced price
of cotton this season.
Some are stl' looking after their
express packages; these packages are
usually marked tGlass-Handle with
Care Tis instruction is for the ex-
Z press company's employees. How
should it be labeled for the one whom
lit is expected to furnish such a mer-
~ Christmas?
We all hope that the yuletide will
net have a single mishap to mar the
enjoyment of anyone.
We wish to compliment The
Herald's editors and their corps OF
workers for their effort in getting out
8 the Xmas Edition" last week. 1t
was an honor to- the county and all
their subscribers were agreeably sur
& prised.
The Rev. Mr.>F. S. Fielder arrived
at the parsonage last Thursday to
begin work in his new pastorate, as
oar Methodist minister. He gave us
able sermen Sunday evening, leav-
gisig pnday DrSummerton, S. c., to
spend the holidays at home. He will
return the first of January, iac-
) ccmpanied By his family.
Mrs. j. d. Folk and little daugh-
Ter, Lurline, returned home today af-
ter q three weeks visit to her sister,
Mrs, r. o. Rice, of Holly Hill.
Nh and Mrs. J. NJ. Smith, Mrs. ].
Copeland, Messrs. S. w. Copeland, |,
j: Eoggins. and ]. NJ. kirkland at
tensled the Southern Commercial con-
gress at Charleston last week. =,
Mrs. w. p. Pate and children, of
J Norward, N. c., arrived last Saturday
TO spend the holidays at her old home.
Miss Lalla Sally has left for her
home at Woodford, S. c., to enjoy the
holidays. She is Ehrhardt's prof.
cient music instructor.
Messrs. C. H. Fraser F.. H. Cope
land and S. C. Paysinger motored to
WaIterboroslast Thursday evening on
8 special business trip, returning the
same night .
M. and Mrs. B. v. Kearse, Mrs.
IN. H. Ritter and Prof, S. G. Paysing-
er attended the reception last Thurs
day. at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
C Glover, at Walterboro, given in
3 honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Glover,
who were married the day before at
Kearsess Methodist church.
Prof. Karl Kearse, who has been
teaching school in Marlboro county,
s is at home for the holidays.
Mr.. r. L. Farrell, of St. Augustine,
Fla, arrived Saturday on a, visit to
! his son, Mr.. j. J. Farrell and his
daughter, Mrs. j. L. Copeland.
Don't forget the date of the Xmas
hall ECopeland's hall, December 29.
IS good time is assured.
Mr. G.. H Fraser, who has been
with the Ehrhardt grocery store for
quite while, leaves this week to ac-
scept the. position as assistant post
master at WATERFORD.
Mrs. Joe L. HERS, of Cordova, was
down last week visiting her mother,
Hrs. Maggie Simmons.
Mrs. Arthur Baxter and Miss 1nez
Hatson spent Saturday night and
Sunday with Mrs. Baxter's mother,
Mrs. T. w. Dannelly, of Hughes.
JET.