The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1892-08-04
PRISON OFFICIALS.


LOCAL PICKINGS.
The warden was in ST. Paul Tuesday.
Two of the boys went home this week.
Down she goes; population only S27 to-day.
-sticketh closer than a brother-the barber
shop fly.
Mr.. Geo. P. Johnston. of st. James, a Wis.
itor one day last week.
1t is with pleasure that we announce the
rival of No One this week.
Last Sundays song service was largely attend
ed by visitors from the city.
Chaplain Albert will start for Chicago and
neighborhood to-day to enjoy a short vacation.
Mrs. B. j. Merrill. wife of the prison physi.
clan. has returned from her visit with relatives in
Illinois.
Over half million pounds Of binding Irvine
have been disposed of already and the demand
does not weaken.
After the regular service Sunday Swedish
gentleman conducted service for the benefit of
our Scandinavian brethren.
Our laundrymen are wise in their day and
generation. They have attached fans to every
piece of shafting in the department
Statement of population August s. Working
for Thresher Co.. l49; working for state. l7O sick
and infrm. s. Total population. 1927.
Capt. VIM. Whistler accompanied Mrs. Denk.
man. of Rock Island ILL.,. and party of friends
on visit to the prison last Thursday.
Our friend the Messenger told the public that
THE MIRROR would come out in new dress this
week. 1t was only very slight mistake.
Everyone should take his hat off when
Foreman Eller McKeller goes by. The boy weighs
fourteen pounds and is only one day of age.
Our old friend Captain Lyons made the
prison visit the other day. He had changed
for the better that he not recognizable at first
sight.
Guard Forester has taken McIntire's place in
the paint shop and Mac is making promiscuous
of himself about the prison, but principally at
the Irvine warehouse.
The hum of the thresher heard in Wash.
ington county Tuesday for the first time this sea.
son. Night Guard Anderson is authority for this
bit OF important news.
Mr.. Temple of the board of managers has
spent few days with us and has made himself
useful by helping the boys load Irvine. They say
he knows how to work.
Mrs. McLouth and Mr. c. F. Sbly. of St. Paul.
and Miss Florence Anderson of London. Ont. were
accompanied through the prison Saturday by Mr..
John Brien. of Saltwater.
Another section of retaining wall is now fast
climbing up the bluff. The workmen have been
able to make much better Roadway since they got
out from behind the boiler shop.
Our Office is indebted to the states universal
genius. the carpenter. for elegant new type
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by giving him its unqual fed support should he
ever run for public Office
-Supt. John Fitzgerald, of the st. Paul Work.
house, the guest of Warden Wolfer last
Thursday. The superintendent came around to
THE MIRROR Office and dropped his annual dol
lar in the subscription box.
Our exchange editor. as he wiped the sweat of
his brow from his glasses" remarked to the
"devil,''"Is it hot enough for your And the
"devir' replied, This is nothing to what it is
sometimes down where live"
Some of the saltwater druggists are kicking
themselves all around town because they allowed
themselves to be buncoed by pair of feminine
artists. Look out for an advertisement of Large
assortment of paints below cost"
Musk seems to be the popular disinfectant, or
whatever you call it, with many Minnesotans
Frequently long after party of visitors have pass
ed through the sanctum. the odor left behind far
outranks the paste.pot-and it is no mean rival
these torrid days.
Steward Hall is feeling good deal deserted
these days because of the loss of Ole who has been
his able and cheerful assistant in the hospital for
many years. The good wishes Of many who have
received kind attention at his hands during the
past years in times Of sickness or injury rejoice