The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1894-02-08

Granville Smith, Miss Kate Hurley. Miss Maggie
Mcmahon, r. w. McGarey, Geo. Maley. and
Alex. Mackey.
The hallway adjacent to the warden's once
is being re-painted and fixed up in neat ana
tasty manner, the work being done under the
personal supervision of Deputy Lemon.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Shuberg, of Mime
apolis we're the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Iinblad, Sunday. Mr.. Shuberg is brother-in-law
of our Companys millwright Mr. Linblad.
Charlie Bordwell says that he will try no
more pedestrian feats with assistant foreman
johnson, of the machine shops. as from a recent
experience, he thinks the latter is professional.
W. B. Bowen who was discharged from THIS
institution January II, has embarked in the
carriage and sign painting business, III TINS city
1t is said that he is doing Il good business and
first class work
Deputy Warden Lemon has been constituted
an honorary member of the United States Tx
change and Detective Bureau. of London, Eng
land Minnesota crooks" better keep their
eyes peeled now.
W F. Norway. of Chippewa Falls. Wis. and
Ed. g. Bassett, of Chestnut st. Pharmacy, CITY,
in company with DR. Frank Hall. took in the
sights of the prison Friday, paying THE MIRROR
| a very pleasant visit
The prison population numbers 49, ana IL
will probably reach the 800 mark ere May l.
there being a large number of criminals IN the
county jails in this state awaiting trial or SEN
tence. Washington Co. Journal.
| Miss Minnie Jones. ASST Clerk, was last
| week initiated into the order of the Eastern
Star. There were over one hundred members
present to witness the ceremonial. among whom
we're Supt. Wilson and Foreman J. 3. Sutton
-Supt. G. f. Wilson i'll company with Mrs
Elliott Mr. Lloyd, Mr.. King. of Minneapolis
and Miss Hail. of this city, viewed the sight:
and industries of our prison home, TueSda!
afternoon. making THE MIRROR office pleas
ant call
w. j. Miller of Joliet, H.. son of Chief Clerl
, Galus Miller. of the Joliet penltentiary. spen
Friday visiting Warden Wolfer ana >te"ar
Benner. MIR Miller. in company with the Warde
viewed the industries of our institution, maxim
THE MIRROR office pleasant call
Mr.. Henry Jensen and II. Peterson of $
Paul, in company with Usher Kenyon Wer
callers at the prison yesterday, paying our offc
a pleasant visit and replenshine our treasury
v the amount of a dollar, for which each WI
d receive THE MIRROR for six months.
Any one with a chrome that is not in actu
/, use can supply a long felt want by sending I'll
20 same to the editor of THE PRISON MIRROR WI
desires it to presenttO prisoner at the penlten
If airy who admits that he is guilty. Such lnstanc
e are so rare that they should not go unrewarde
Saltwater Gazette.
If We received Il very neatly printed invitatl'
~ requesting the company OF oursef and iadle
at a party and ball given by the A. o. H.,
w. Opera House Hall. one evening last week. d
80 owing to the grip 1.-THE warden has on u.s. and
absence of our wife and other ladies of our hou'
hold, we were unable to attend
-. A night school has been started at the sta
prison in saltwater. and has an attendance
15O pupiIs All the illterate prisoners we
up picked out and compelled to attend. Many W
lo- were unable to read and write when they 60
mepced can do both we'll now. The graduate
he class will wear striped suits undouhtedly.-I
VII, coin Co journal.
Mr. Michael O'Brien the aged father OF Gle
TT OBrien. in company with usher Kenyon. visit
Tx. the prison Thursday. making pleasant call
orr office Mr. O'Brien while having passed
M three score-and-ten mark in age is yet as 81
lar and hearty as man of fifty. Though a resld
of saltwater. Mr.. O'Brien has rot visited
-, prison before for many years.
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