The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1894-01-18
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Discharged. two. ParoeG. one.
Mrs. Gsh has enlisted another singer into
our prison choir.
The Irvine factory received carload of hemp
from Nebraska yesterday.
Keeper Forester spent Sunday afternoon
with his family, at st. Paul.
Foreman Bronson has lost all faith in Fore
man Frank Reed since that "taffy" episode.
Foreman Quincy of the foundry was on the
the sick list Monday being confined to his home.
Three electric lights were placed in the base
ment under the front office. the first of the week.
Rev. Father COrcoran. Catholic chaplain paid
THE MIRROR office very pleasant call Monday
afternoon.
-Lieutenant-GOv. ClOugh and j. f. MCGEE of
Minneapolis, were callers at the prison Monday
afternoon.
-Four more new threshing machines went
from the paint shop to the company's shipping
shed. last Friday.
Miss kitte A. Reyes of the Thresher Co.'S
office force. visited friends in Minneapolis, Sat
urday and Sunday.
S. c. Jones, general agent for the Thresher
Co.. in South Dakota. has been spending a few
days at the home office.
1t is said that BLACK Cloud will spring a
genuine "Picaninny'' hoe-down on the boys.
Washington's birthday.
Stewart Benner is breaking in a new pastry
cook, his old stand BY Jack, will soon depart
for more cOngenial cline
-"COnSider thy ways was the text from which
Chaplain Albert preached us a very able and in
teresting sermon last Sunday morning.
e. d. Parker. of st. Paul, agent for the $500
r. II. in company with Asst. Deputy Gennon,
was caller at our sanctum, Saturday.
Ed. Kennedy. Jr.. of Minneapolis. and ex-
keeper T. l.. O'Meara. in company with Capt.
Alexander paid the prison a visit Friday.
DR.. Hall, was laid up a few days last week
with the grip which is sufficient proof that
this most disagreeable disease is no respector of
persons.
Has foreman Sullivan struck the cOmbina-
ton to the new appliance that was attached to
his desk last week. or was it necessary to use a
crOwbar?
1t is said that foreman Hemstreet. of the
cOmpany'S pattern room has erected a tObOggan
slide of his own on the North hill, just back of
the prison.
Mrs. A. II. Bolton and Mrs Titcomb of ST,
Paul, in company with Deputy Warden and Mrs.
Lemon. paid THE MIRROR office pleasant call
last evening.
Master Frank WOlfer "toOk the cake" at the
masquerade ball down town last week. by APP
pearing as little 'cOOn" rugged up in a Third
Grade suit.
Foreman Plaster was busily engaged yester-
day morning bailing out the paint shop. This
Old-fasniOned January thaw is responsible for
the overflow
The prison bakery has been undergoing
repairs the past week. a new brick arch and a
ten-coil steam heater. form part of the new
Improvements.
MIR. and Mrs. H. B. Caperon, Mr. C. J. Robe
deau of Minneapolis, and Asst Clerk Miss Min
ME Jones, composed jolly cOasting party last
Saturday evening.
Received four. Jan. 6. from Mobile, Ala.
three for violating postal laws, 3, and years
respectively Jan. II, from Yellow Medicine Co.,
one for burglary. 3rd degree. year.
Mr.. John Hauble and Frank Ayet of ST. Paul.
with Emil Kruger, city, and S. C. Neumeir
editor of the st. CrOX Post, paid the prison
visit last evening, calling at our Office
We are again requested to call the attention
of those obtaining medicines at the hospital to
the fact that all bottles and boxes must be re-
turned to the doctors office. as soon as empty.