The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1892-08-25
LOCAL. PICKlNGS.

Population, 1913.
-FasehOods-
No arrivals and but one departure during the
past week.
A car load of pals were shipped out to the
trade Monday.
The painters are at work painting the cor
nice and window frames of the cell building.
Dee Norton principal keeper of the st. Cloud
reformatory, and Miss Hopper were visitors Fri
day.
-Storekeeper BOrdwell is taking ten days
vacation. Guard Stilkey is pro tempore store
keeper.
Mr.. Alvah S. Baker and Mrs. L. A. Batman,
of Lowell, Mass, were shown through the pris-
on Friday.
Rev. Father Harrison, of st. Paul, accom-
panied by Rev. Father O'Brien, visited the prison
Sunday evening.
F. H. Middleton of Brown, Tracy & Co.'S
printing and stationery house, st. Paul, was in
the prison Saturday.
Mr.. j. E. Thompson, of Decora, Iowa, owner
of the noted race horse Athlete, was the guest
of Deputy Lemon Saturday.
THE MIRROR thanks some one for file of
the Banner Of Gold, the organ of DR.. Keeley's
Bi-Chlorde of Gold treatment.
Foreman Sullivan was delegate to the con-
gressOnal convention last Thursday which re-
nominated Congressman Castle.
Mrs. Shortall, Miss Kinney, and Mrs. Rich
ards of st. Paul, were in the prison Tuesday
with Foreman HanOn and wife.
Miss johnson, superintendent of the st. Paul
was nd of
tended the Chautauqua meeting.
THE MIRROR has taken unto itself another
devil" the second one within two months.
Evils are Detailing us thick and fast.
The Company has been doing a little car
building of late, as we see by a string of small
dump cars that are in the paintshOp.
Statement of population Aug. "a: Working
for Thresher Co., 146; working for state, 1872; sick
and nfrm, Is. Total population, 1913.
Remarkable Roadway is being made with the
new retaining wall, and it looks as if they would
have it completed by the first of October.
The new Second grade caps were issued
yesterday. One hundred and one men received
caps. Now for the clothes to match the caps!
Mrs. n. C. Blair and Miss Blair of ST. Louis,
Mo-, Miss w. f. c. O'Brien of st. Paul, and Mrs
j. s. O'Brien of saltwater, were visitors Monday.
The Warden got home Sunday morning from
a business trip to CroOkstOn He succeeded in
disposing of considerable quantity of binding
twine
An injunction should be served on that
library clock restraining it from striking for it
demoraZes all the well-meaning tmepieces in
the vicinity.
Mrs. w. X. Workman. of saltwater, and
of
shown the prison Saturday by Supt. Wilson, of
the Thresher Co.
Mr.. c.. P. Slime, of st. Paul. manager of the
Minnesota Type Foundry company, and Report
er Nelson, of the Messenger, were looking
through the prison yesterday.
DIR. NJ. j. Compton and wife were shown
through the prison Saturday by Hospital Steward
Hall. The doctor is the travelling representative
of the TrOmmer Extract of Malt Co.
Charles H. Brown, of the Thresher cOmpany's
office, is being highly recommended for the Of
flee of recorder of Washington county. THE
MIRROR will support him, teeth and tOenails
The appearance of the Solitary has been
greatly improved by the laying of strip of green
sod across the front. But no amount of beauti-
flying can ever make that establishment look
attractive to residents of this community.
-LOst-A letter bearing an important message
and.directed to Foreman Rachel, of the paint
shop, was lost the other day by the bearer, the
engine shop clerk. The finder will confer an
inestimabe favor by delivering the letter to the
foreman.
Hospital Steward Hall and wife began house
keeping this week. He has begun gathering
about him those aids to domestic happiness, cats,