The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1888-08-01
LOCAL PICKINGS.

Cell changes: l7S to III.
The regular monthly meeting of the board of
prison inspectors will be held Friday. Aug. 3.
Prof. p. F. Colville. OF st. Paul. will com.
mence training the prison chsir. tomorrow
evening.
Miss Matte Austin, accompanied by her guest
Miss Alice Slifer. of St. Paul. paid q visit TO the
prison. Friday.
Rev VIM. Clark, Philadelphia. cousin Of DIR.
r. C. Clark, is visiting in the city. and paid visit
to the prison Monday.
IS. B. Hall, of the st. Paul Globe. accom-
panied by q party of ladies from Minneapolis
made tour Of the prison Friday.
Louis Newoerger. Washington, ID. c., post
office inspector. was . visitor at the prison last
week, in company OF Postmaster Mccarthy.
deputy Westby and family returned Wednes-
day evening from their two weeks outing in Lac
qui Parle county. much benefited by their trip
Will Harrington, editor of the VermiliOn
Iron Journal. Tower. was looking over the prison
Wednesday, and gave the editor cordial shake
VIM. Luther Wilmer. circulator of the St.
Paul Daily News. spent the Sabbath in saltwater
and attended services at the prison chapel. after
which he visited the cellroom in company of Asst
Deputy John Cover.
Geo. Leonard and wife, ]. A. Stevenson. St
Paul; j. F. West. Wells. Minnesota: Thos. Stout
Jr, Clear Lake Wis: H. X. Huntoon, LakeIand
and Mamie K. Allyn, Hastings, were among those
who visited the prison last week.
in the habeas corpus case of j. Williams. in
which he sought to be released from prison. owing
to a mistake in the length of sentence. Judge Nc
Cluer Friday. rendered his decision sustaining the
decision of the Hennepin county court and Will
lams will tarry with fifteen months.
Levi l.. Tressler. an inmate employed in the
wheelwright department. while repairing the
elevator in shop A, Wednesday. had his right foot
caught in the elevator coil and badly crushed
that it was necessary to amputate the large toe.
He will board and lodge in the hospital for some
time to come.
Hon. Liberty Hall, formerly one of the board
of prison inspectors accompanied by Mrs. Hall. is
on a visit to old friends in Minnesota, and spent
Tuesday at the prison Mr. and Mrs. Hall look as
though the climate of Missouri agreed with them
and express themselves greatly pleased with their
new home in Kansas City.
A distressing and fatal accident happened in
shop 6, last Tuesday afternoon. Antonio Kat
zerski WAS working at a circular rip saw, when a
piece Of board was hurled back which struck him
in the groin. At first he did not appear to be
seriously hurt. but later taken to the hospital
where he died about O'Clock Wednesday even
ing He was AZ years of age. and was sent from
Goodhue county Dec. l. 1886. for life He leaves
young married daughter.
We aim to give satisfaction in prices and in
quality OF goods. in all departments of our bus-
ness and can with pride, refer all strangers to
our customers since 1856. We DESIRE through the
columns of THE MIRROR to call the public atten-
ton to our stock, at all times new, modern, and
by far the largest in the ST. Crox Valley. of drugs
family medicines. lumbermen's drug supplies
paints, varnishes, brushes. and beautiful parlor
and hanging lamps Crandall 4 Barclay.