The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1890-01-02
LOCAL TsFHsNGS.
MANAGERS.

In accord 10 cuoIc ieet.
Salt cellars -Grocers usually.
The strongest butter IS made from the weak
est
Mr.. H. L. Andrews spent part of New Years
day with U.s.
Queen victoria's reign viii not be succeeded
by bright son.
-'McGinty" is being sadly overworked within
the prison walls. and he's net on contract labor,
either.
-Matron Hattie \. Walker escorted NJ IS He'e
ma Ris and Mrs. A. Pless and daughter through
the prison Monday.
Uncle Billy Hail has been keeping bachelors
hall during the past two weeks his family being
away for the holidays.
Monday morning the recording blackboard in
hospital slate, "McGinty."
FOUND: In front of the cell house. pair of
white gloves. Owner have them By calling
at superintendent Covells office.
DIR. and Mrs. C. Watson. of Cadott. Wis. Mr..
and Mrs l.. D. Tubbs and Mr.. c. II. Garlic, of
saltwater, visited the prison last week.
Among the visitors this week were, Mr.. and
Mrs %, Parker. of Minneapolis; r. S Parker.
city. and Mss Grace Ring. 0rono. Me.
MIR. Plim E. Bennett. reporter for the Still
water Gazette and correspondent of the st. Paul
Globe. has gone to 81 nd week among friends
in Ohio
THE MIRROR received lot Of fire bulbs as q
Christmas present from Mr. J. L. killen, agent
for J. c. yaughan's wholesale seed and flower
house. in Chicago.
An unusually small number Of Wis tors were
in chapei last sunday, which may be accounted
for by the fact that it reported that the inhu-
enza was raging in the prison.
Hospital Steward c. 4. Keyes called in and
dropped silver dollar in THE MIRROR slot. and
now Mr.. :. NJ. Reyes viii receive MIRROR each
week at the rostof1ice in Chelsea, Vermont.
The hot air heater in the tub and all factory
O. is nearly ready for use y was given trial the
other day and it is said to have warmed the room
very we'll consi dering It's incomplete condition.
LOST: on Christmas day Miss Bessie Brink
lost, in the cell room, small pocket diary with
red leather cover. 1t was Christmas present
and she regrets its loss very much. and would
feel grateful for its return.
Two citizens and three prisoners constitute
the force employed at present in the prison broom
factory. They turn ut about ten dozen brooms
each day, but they are only just started. The
brooms look to be of superior quality.
DR.. C. R. Keyes. of Byron, O!mstead county.
assumed the duties Of his position of Hospital
Steward the first day OF this e;r. DIR. Reyes
is a graduate of the University of Vermont, and
has had several years practice as physician.
There now "a prisoners in the Reforma-
tory. and as there accommodations for but l2S
the limit will soon be reached, as the institution
appears to be quite popular with judges having
prisoners to dispose of.-St. Cloud Journal-Press.
The calendar that did duty in THE MIRROR
office last year came gift from the Boys
House of Reformation. Deer Island Boston Har-
Dor. Mass. They remembered us again this year
and we received. just in the nick of time, New
Years eve. the calendar for 1899. 1t was made
in the printing department of that institution and
is neat and serviceable. Accept our thanks and
kindest wishes.