Iron County register., 1896-10-22


Next Saturday will be the occasion
of the fall opening in the millinery
parlors at I. 6. Lopez & Sons This
department. is under the charge of Mrs.
Lottie Talbot, whose skill and rare
good taste is well known to all the Ia
dies If you want to see all the latest
styles and novelties in the millinery
line do not fail TO call and see the ele-
CANT display on that date.
Hon. VIM. Hirth delivered Demo
cratic speech at the courthouse Tues
day, having been sent here BY the
State Central Committee to fill the ap-
pointment of Col j. T. Crisp, who was
prevented from coming by sickness.
Mr. Hirth Is man of ability and his
speech was good one in every respect.
He held the closest attention of the
audience throughout and was frequent
ly and heartily applaused.
Hon. Ed. Robb, the Democratic
nominee for Congress in this district,
addressed the voters at the courthouse
Wednesday evening. Mr.. Robb made
plain, practical talk devoting him
self chiefly to discussion of the mon
ey question. He has evidently given
the subject close study and attention
and made some telling points. Mr..
Edgar followed Mr.. Robb with some
Loetry that completely captiVated the
audience.
An excursion of hoodlums and ward
buns travelled from St. Louis to Pop
lar Bluff last Friday on free excur-
sion train to hear K. E. Lewis the Re-
publican nominee for Governor make
a speech. But they were disappointed.
Robert was too fitU for utterance. 1t
is to be presumed, however, that the
radical prohibition Republicans, who
can conceive no greater sin than a
Democrat taking an occasional drink.
will charitably overlook this "fall
from grace" of the Republican romi-
nee. Their tender cOnsciences ~ are
built just that way.
Married-Thursday October 18th,
1896. at the residence of Vim. Buford,
near BelIeview, Mo. by Rev. DR.. H.
T. Morton. Mr.. j. J. PHILIPS to Miss
Il. j. BUFORD-bOth of Iron county.
After receiving congratulations, the
happy couple led the guests, who con-
sisted chiefly of relatives of the two
families to the dining room, where an
elegant dinner was spread. The room
vas tastefully decorated with beautiful
flowers and green foliage. The bride
was lovely in a costume of white nous
seline de sole over white silk, the ele-
CANT simplicity of which recalled the
uotation-..beauty unadorned, adorn-
ed the most" Mr.. aud Mrs. Phillips
will reside near Belleview.
That's terrible charge the Repub
Hcan makes against Mr.. Webb. the
Republican nominee for Representa-
tive. We have known Mr.. w. long
time and have always found him to be
a splendid man and citizen; therefore.
it is hard for US to believe what the
Republican says. But it makes the
charge and it must be true. 1t says,
just close your ears and weep, gentle
reader, it says. Mr.. Webb 'has Ucnt"
down in his pocket. Horrors! has
Wsnt! Isn't that awful? Even if Mr..
Webb does put up with the slander the
writer ought to be vigorously prosecu-
ted for most wilfui, deliberate and ma
licious murder of the Kings English.
HAS went I'VE must have refOrma-
ton or revolutionm
Judge Emerson returned home sew
eral days ago from the East, where he
was confined for nearly three months
in a hospital, receiving medical and
surgical treatment. He is not able to
be on the streets yet, but is improving
steadily, and the doctors assure him
that he will gradually he restored TO
his old-time good health. For a few
weeks he was very nec the "parting OF
the ways" between life and death, but
the skill of the surgeons brought him
safely through. He says he has not
been able to read half a dozen newspa-
pers since the beginning of August.
and they were copies of the REGISTER
which his wife forwarded to him. II
it had not been for the tumult on the
streets nearly every night made by
political professions and bands of mu-
sic. he would hardly have known that
Presidential election was impending.
He is glad to return to the sunny skies
and balmy air of Arcadia Valley.