The Bamberg herald. (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, April 22, 1920, Page 4, Image 4
{Stye Bamberg Heralb
ESTABLISHED APRIL, 1891.
Published Weekly at Bamberg, S. C.
Entered as second-class matter April
1891, under Act of March 3, 1879.
$2.00 PER YEAR.
Volume 29. No. 16.
Thursday, April 22,1920.
NEWS FROM EHRHARBT.
Items of Interst From Our Neigliboring
Little City.
Ehrhardt, April 19.?In spite of
the News and 'Courier prediction of
"fair and warm weather" it continues
cold and rainy. Saturday was the
first spring-like weather we have had.
Last week when there was frost on
the ground several mornings, what do
we see but a man rigged up with fishing
tackle "goin' fishin," and when
he came back he presented 16 fine
Molly perches to his old woman for
Jhis day's effort. He would not say
where he caught them, but we will
watch him next time and find out
this fish hole.
Why not search Hartz's branch for
a tussic liquor still?
We find in traveling from Ehrhardt
to Bamberg via motor cars, that the
worst places in the road are just as
one enters each town; guess this is
allowed as a sfreed breaker.
Dan Price, while crankink his
\ car last week had the misfortune to
break his right arm. Dan used some
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powerful language while the doctor
was giving him medical atention.
Some excitementi n town Saturday
afternoon when Lee Brown and
Robert Razor created a spat. Brown
struck Razor on the head with a base
ball bat and if he had hit just a littie
harder he would have knocked a
home run. In time Razor hit Brown
/ with a brick or piece of concrete in
the face and eye.' Both had to have
, medical attention. Brown is a white
man while Razor is a negro.
Is it unlawful to manufacture $nd
' sell liquor?
The city is now enjoying plenty of
light and power. The Ehrhardt Mfg.
company is supplying the current, and
j the residences of the city are being
wired. At present current is furnishv":
ed at night only, but it is understood
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The Carolina Gin company is adding
to its gin plant on Main street
^ an up-to-date service station. When
' completed the station will supply gasoline
and oil wholesale and retail.
???*> Charles (Judge) Ehrhardt
where is a good place to dig fish bait.
The union depot is getting so one
can begin to tell what i^ is going to
;;; , be. The building is on the latest plan
and will be fire proof and afford accommodations
second to none. At
present we are enjoying two box cars
for a depot.
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No scarcity of amusement in town
now?lyc%um, tent shows, motion picp
tures and vaudeville.
The baseball team is getting warmed
up and picking out the good players.
A practice game was played
recently between the regulars and
the married men. Both sides did
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last week did considerable
damage to early gardens.
J. M. McKenzie and Miss Ethel
SBS:-A.ry
Louise Smith were quietly married
Sunday morning at 10 o'clock at the
Baptist parsonage, Lodge, the Rev.
Mr. Kizer performing the ceremony.
Mrs. McKenzie is the only daughter
of Mrs. Carrie C. Simth, of Ehrhardt,
R. F. D. 1. She is a teacher in tl*e
Lodge graded school, and will conclude
the session. Mr. McKenzie is
with the A. C. L. at Ehrhardt. They
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have the best wishes of a host of
' friends.
The Easter dance was quite an en
joyable affair and was largely at?
tended by the young people and their
friends.
Kirkland-Deer.
A pretty home wedding took place
at the Baptist parsonage, Sycamore,
on Thursday, April 8, when
Thomas J. Deer led Mrs. Anna Kirkland
to the hymeneal altar. The attendants
on the interesting and impressive
occasion were Jacob
Deer and Miss Eunice Sanders. The
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Emmett T. Mason, pastor of the
church to which the bride and groom
belong. The groom is one of the
leading citizens of his community
and the bride a charming lady of
Ulmer.?Allendale Citizen.
Help Wanted.
We gather from recent reports that
Lenine would be obliged if somebody
would help him to let go of the revolution.?London
Punch.
The man who wears a SOCIETY
BRAND SUIT, KNOX HAT, HANAN
SHOES never needs to apologize for
his appearance. Get 'em in the latest
styles from ARANT'S Inc., Orangeburg,
S. C.
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