The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-03
SIX AND TWENTY

Wiliiamston, Oct. .f-r-itSpeciail-
We have heard several say thatsa light
frost was visible in several places
last Saturday and Sunday mornings.
Every paper one picks f2p Is full to
overflowing with advice to tho farm
ers to hold his cotton and mot put II
on the market while the. price lis low,
but the greatest thing is stiff to be
brought forward. That is a plan
whereby they. can hold 1T! Nine
tenths OF tho cotton made is made by
the poor man. Now the question:
The poor Iuan owes the landlord, the
merchant and tho fertilizer dealer
ling they are obliged to collect what
the poor man owes them. How Is the
poor man to- pay what he owes with
out selling his Seotton? Now. our adj
vice to the farmer is this: Go
ahead and do the best you can. for
we are certainly catching what Shcr-
man said was is.
Anderson Griffith and "Bus" Link,
two OF our most popular young men,
are getting 10 be the whole sho%%,,
they having recently made q very
pleasant "trip down near Columbia
for the purpose of seeing two "pet
dears." Next trip they make they SAY
that they intend bringing the 'pets!'
back with them provided they agree.
and they are planning San, ther trip,
real soon. .F.3gs. ~ Y 8
F,obert Richey was 1t Six ard
Twenty last Sunday wi.i a nav suit
ON. No. news In that. Valt' Mr.
Richie Is one OF our most oromincnt
and successful farmers. ahd iscs, at
home and boards at tho ia:nf; ace.
Only few weeks ago he nst E1st
year and this Is the first time, in his
life to purchase an entire suit of
'.store clothes" Who can Beat 1t. fif5
The many friends of Me- ", g.
MuIlinax,r better known as f"Unc1e'
Dock" will be grieved to learn of his:
death at his, Eofhe near eElmosle,
last Saturday morning. Mr., Multi
max was a good man, loved and re-
spected by air who knew him. He was
d faithful soldier for the lostl cause,l
was r. prominent Mason and a menu
her of Sharon NJ. z, church, at which.
place the remains wers inferred Sun1ss
day afternoon. Pshdiston lGage os,
&Iasons had charge s6f the, burial :
Prot. Marreft. of Westminster, who
has been elected principal of Melton
school for the coming session. was a.
visitor here Saturday and Sunday.
( !, Every member or the church at this
place who can possibly do so Is re-
.adested to beat the chuFch lSatnr-y
day afternoon for The purpose Of cleo
ting a pastor for another year. Ser
vices will begin OF o'clock.
( The many friends or "a. hi Stone.
a former resident or this section. but
now of Central, are glad 70 know he
is now; fast recovering froin n severe
ease of typhoid fever. Z.
r. L. f,irod aud s. ]: SRichey have
rented d store room at Efankyiile and
opened up. d meat market and barber
shop. We wish The boys Eaeh sue
cess. 2 sss & a
The lawn party at the home OF
Cafun FItke5is . .fgW ii5 ms ifiso wsiSa
grsstly enjoyed by. by aanil ail who were
presens. s, e, 8 e
The biggest crowd that ever gather
ed at this place was the one here iasEsii
Sunday: attending the singing consenl
ton. Sucfl singing has never before
:sSy :ssyn heard in this section and good
order prevailed through ghent the enzs
tire day. St 81 |
HomeSMade Beaten. biscuits at thei
Anderson Cash Grocery.