The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1894-07-12


ing Il: 80 "a. m and 7:45 p. m. Sunday School
1l:45 a. m. Junior Endeavor 800 p. m.
Christian Endeavor $50 p c m: Ch ny oanh
month at s:OOp. m. Midweek and Prayer
meetings, Wednesdays 7:45 p. m. Ladies,
AID Society e Fpa
month.
PRISON LOCALS.
Population SOP.
Warden Wolfer spent Tuesday afternoon in
ST. Paul
Keeper Bloom of the foundry is off on ten
days vacation.
Over 10000 pounds of binding Irvine was ship
ped from the prison shops yesterday, by express.
Capt. Taylor is holding down the keepers seat
ia the foundry during the absence of Keeper
Bloom.
Master Frankie Wolfer was present at the
meeting of the Prison Chautauqua Circle last
Sunday afternoon.
Keeper Dolan with gang of a dozen or more
men, is kept pretty busy these days loading
Irvine for shipment.
Keeper Ben CayOu and Supt. HanlOn with
crew of twenty men, loaded tive cars with Irvine
Tuesday morning, in the prison yard.
The fitting of full set of steam pipes in the
old tub and pail shop, will occupy the time of the
state plummers for several days to come.
Deputy Lemon is having the rough stone floor
in the corridors of the solitaire building
smOothed down in better and more tasty shape.
Iy oal cd Cart
Taylor, at the prison yesterday. in regard to
matters pertaining to the G. A. r. post of this
city.
Mr.. John McDermott and sister OF this city
with Mr.. and Mrs. Brown, in company with
Deputy Warden Lemon, paid the prison visit
Monday.
Mrs. j. j. Kinnan and Miss Kittie Irwin of
Minneapolis, with Miss Kittie Reyes of this city,
in company with Usher Kenyon, paid the prison
visit Saturday.
j. S. O'Brien, after spending few days at
home attending the regular monthly meeting OF
the State Prison Board, returned Tuesday even
ing to Chicago.
re Burdick, Supervising Inspector of State
Roads, with number of friends, in company
with Deputy Warden Lemon, paid a visit to this
institution Saturday.
The flowers in the picturesque beds upon the
lawns are now blooming forth in all their beauty.
The various varieties and colors form pretty
and cheerful picture.
DR.. Merrill handled the sick call alone, Friday
morning, the steward being absent. The doctor
was kept pretty busy as an UNUSUAL large num-
Der attended doctors call.
to his home by sickness for the past two weeks,
is said to be better, and by many it is thought,
his ultimate recovery doubtful
Mr. John Gulbrason and son, Mr.. Gustaye
GubrasOn, of Duluth, in company with Manager
NJ O. Hall, viewed the several departments OF
this institution Tuesday forenoon.
Barber Jack' has taken possession of the
officers barber shop and will hencefOrth WELD
the lather brush in that department.. The for
mer barber having preemptorily resigned"
Ed. Paetsch, who formerly ran the engine in
the boiler shops, has been given charge of the
dynamo engine, and is filling his new position IN
the most creditable and satisfactory manner.
VIM. Kimbrick has been appointed to the pc
sition of "Warden's runner" to take the place
of Chas Lawrence who was discharged Tues
day evening parole. Billy can fill the bill. ,
Keeper Ben CayOu had collision with the
corner of the Fire Dept building Friday. which
caused grand opening in the back of his coat
The building, however, escaped without injury
The pileing for the foundation of the new wal
the foundry building has all been driven and the
foundation nearly completed. The rebuilding
of the east end wall will now progress witt
rapidity.
Catholic Chaplain Rev. FIR. COrcOran occupied
the pulpit in the prison chapel last Sunda.
morning, preaching very instructive and inter
esting sermon. A large number of visitors were
present.
highly priced Grand Army badge was los
in the prison yard Monday, but was Fortunately
found by one of the ''bOys" and returned t.
its proper owner. Who says there's no homo
among thieves.
The inmate sending The MIRROR to Nelli
Denis, 81 Lorraine street, Brooklyn, N. Y,
hereby requested to discontinue sending same
as the party has removed from Brooklyn and tn
paper fails to reach her.