The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-08-21

| to the fellow who makes too many
promises.
! 1t seems that there were quite a
number of men in front of the spealu+
er's stand last Monday who expected
sooner or later to go to the peniten-
tiary from the way they tried to cry
down Mendel L. Smith when he was
giving them to understand that II
elected governor he would be very
careful with the pardoning power en-.
trusted to him. But q man, or set of
men who will treat public speaker
with disrespect are much more liable
to land in the penitentiary than they
/ are to land anywhere else. And now
II Bleaseism is essential to qualifica-
tiOn then Charles Carroll Sims has
the whole push skinned block" and
to tell the truth, as coat-tail swing
er Charles Carroll Is the only athlete
in the ring for we do believe that
Charles can stand flat footed and get
ehold Of tho coat-tail Of the man in
the moon X he knew that 1t would
take that to put him in the govern
or's chair. To be the expert that he Is
Charley must have mad iloid OF some
kind OF coat-tail pretty much all of
his life and two years from now we
look for Charley to be in much
higher league than he is now. And
who wouldn't be happy with plenty of
trying chickens, peaches and water
melons and no more camaign meet
ings to attend?
Mrs. Clarence E. Elgin and little
daughter. Mamie, of Searles. Ala, are
depending some time with Mr?. Elgin's
mother, Mrs. Mamie F.. Ducworth.
Mrs. A. M. McAllister Is sending q
few days at Williamson.
MIR. and Mrs. J. I Copeland and lit
| tie daughter, Nan and Marion; have
returned to their home at Clinton.
having spent a week with Mrs Cope
lands parents, Mr.. and Mrs. O. w. Ca
sey.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Copeland and
daughter. Miss Amy, of Clinton, spent
last Sunday night :. the home or sfr.
0. w. Casey. Mr.. Copeland came over
In his Studebaker car, having brought
the Hon. Lowndes j. Browning. can
dtdate for governor, over to the An
derson campaign meeting. Mr.. Brown
Ing Is first cousin of Mrs. Copeland
Mr. Copeland was very much Impress
ed with what he saw of the city of
Anderson and Anderson county.
Miss Grace Martin is spen cling the
week with friends and relatives at
lHopewell.
| We are glad to learn that Mr.. Ru-
fus Mullikin is now improving, hay-
ing been quite sick with typhoid fever
for tho last ten days.
Miss Annie Cox and mother, of An
derson. spent laat week with Mrs. n.
A. Breaseall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Shaw have re-
! turned &C their .;o;as IA Charleston,
after a visit Of several days to Mrs.
Shaw's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. j.
Smith. Miss Mildred Smith, a sister
or Mrs. Shaw accompanied them home.
Master TalnRge and Horace John
son have returned to their home at
Honea Path after spending % few days
with Septus friends and relatives.
Funeral Notice-On next Tuesday.
| the 25th inst, the funeral and inter-
ment of.about Is defeated county car
didates will take place at the sever Al
voting precinct cemeteries of tho
county. 3.
The many friends OF the deceased
are requested to attend. ~:
Come prepared to shed many tears
as the occasion premises .ci he -ery.
sad one. No flowers wanted.
Septus has been full OF visitors for
the past week and Of course as usual
they receive a werm welcome. We
hope to be. able to- give q list OF all
ee thssn IN our sst s
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We saw our good friend, nnSf Rog-
II orS CaHdfdafA for co,, ,r,j1o fcN.S e