Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-09-24
WOMEN'S TALK.

1HE divorced vile OF DaAbufy mai
is the hired nurse of his second wife
baby.
THE thick tufted ruches are to grow
still larger, it is said, and are to be mad,
of dotted net rather than of lace.
A Boston man broke of his marriag,
with young lady because she spelt hug
ging with one g.
CHARMING ornaments for the hair ar,
now made from fish scales, held in posi-
tion by silver wire.
NEAR Vincennes, Ind, q girl has beer
arrested as the leading spirit of band ot
robbers.
LONG looped bows falling in cascade
from under the long points of Vandyked
corsages are very much worn.
A CHINAAAN is the cause of a divorce
suit between q white husband and wife
at Peoria, illinois.
The straight bang across the forehead
is still the most fashionable style of cut
and arrangement for young girls hair.
A FORTUNE-TELLER,k known as Met.
ta," recently died in Vienna, Austria,
leaving $4,000 and the business to her
daughter.
CIGARETTE smoking seems to be quite
q fashion among English ladies, and is
the subject of much comment in London
Journals.
some of the muslin polonaises have
their backs tucked throughout their en-
tire length, and have the front tucked
up as far as the waist.
The new silks to be worn during the
early autumn and wint sr are brocaded
stripes of two or three contrasting colors,
and also small armure figures set in pre-
else rows.
WHEN q handsome Baltimore lady
asked pedestrian to knock man down
who had been following her, he swiftly
'beyed, and was much astonished to
earn !, ,aae shss s!i i x1s hsF bpsAsQa vu..
Weighed $50 pounds, had brown hair
and blue eyes, and knew more about .
batch Of good bread than ceramic.-&.
Louis Spirit.
The woman who now sails into church
with train of black silk that reaches
from the curb-stone to the altar, anu
then spreads herself over six square feet
of velvet cushions, may have to content
herself with a rough board full of sliv-
ers when Gabriel calls the roll and tells
US to fall into line.-Elmivd Gazette.
HERE is a conundrum from Puck
which contains q wicked slander:
4" When q woman carefully slides out of
bed in the dead of night, and by the
male Hrht of the moon goes through her
husbands pockets, why does she always
take the small change and leave the bills7
she doesn't"
FASHION Just now devotes much ct.
tention to hosiery. There are costly
silk Stockings of the fashionable colors,
having a pattern in point Duchess or
Valenciennes lace set in, with the instep
and mkle surrounded with elaborate
and dslicate clocking. Fine soft Liale
thread stockings copy rich Roman nib
bons Ia broad stripes of violet, blue,
yellow and green.
WHEN girls midway in their teens
throw off their natural, girlish habits
and attire, don long skirts, skoot up their
hair and affect the airs and dress of
young women, they would often be sur
prise3 to know what their elders really
think of the improvements. One such
young miss went to the depot recently to
meet an aged friend of the family, and
was surprised to find herself not recog-
nized upon greeting her visitor - she
stepped from the car" Don't you know
me auntiep "Why, this isn't Marie, Il
itf' Certainly; don't you think /
look better than l did last summer when
you were here~ "No," replied the
honest soul, looking the girl over, TO
tell you the truth, don't Go home
and let down your hair and be young
while you can, for it will not be many
yean before you will be glad to have
people take you for = girl. "-Spr1"g-
field R<psblcan.