The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1894-03-01

yards of the above named cloths having arrived
last Tuesday. One hundred and sXty-four pairs
Of high toned, oil grain brogans has also arrived
and is now in stock in the prison store room.
"A complete outfit consisting of a No. Z thresh
er. including self-feeder Dagger, etc. and a six
teen horsepower engine was being prepared for
shipment. Saturday, the result of a recent sale.
Mrs ID. nj. Sabin has recently contributed
large amount of first class reading matter to the
inmates of this institution, consisting of papers,
magazines ETC., which is duly and most gratefully
j. p johnson, of New Richmond, and E. 2.
Moorhead of this city, in company with Steward
Benner, took in the sights of our prison home
Thursday making pleasant call at our edi-
tOriai rooms.
Mr. b. NJ. Ensign, of Fergus Fall. nephew of
Keeper Austin. paid the latter visit at this in
stitutiOn Tuesday evening remaining until We'd
nesday morning when he took the 7:30 train on
his return home.
Another member of the prison choir will
soon 90 hence to rustic again with the cold, cold
world Mrs. Gish will have to begin calling for
recruits pretty soon to fill the vacant places
among her band of singers.
1t is difficult task to screw a right-handed
tap onto a bolt bearing left-handed thread.
but Foreman Sullivan. however. AYERS that he
can accomplish the feat if he is provided with
left-handed monkey wrench.
Foreman Rowan. of the boiler shops is put
ting up two mammoth bOiler-shaped concerns
twelve by sixteen feet, all boiler iron. which
used by the ST. CrOix Land & Lumber Co.. for
the purpose of burning charcoal
Misses &. G. Barker. Ida b. McGlautin. Lou
Needs and Cynthia G. Pennington, of Minneap
oils. in company with DR.. Frank Hall. viewed
the sights of this institution Saturday, paying
THE MIRROR Office a pleasant call.
George Washington a faithful old cOlored
man who has spent something over ten years of a
life sentence within midst, says: "I'se
mighty glad de Walden members me and cell
brates my bi,fday every year anyhow
Foreman Mcclellan. of the wagon shop, re-
Gently received news from Belmont, Ont, an
nOuncing the death of his uncle. Mr.. Donald
Mcclellan. Deceased was born in the parish of
DunOOn. Argylshire. Scotland in the year 1927
Mrs Charles Savle, of Minneapolis. Gen.
Travelling Agent for the ThreSher Company
visited the home offices Tuesday. and in company
Will NdpG. AlcAduUcl paul a plCdodht FlSit "
THE MIRROR office. Mr.. Saville is a former
resident of this city,
Mr.. and Mrs WoOf of the WOOlf Valve
Gear Co.. of Minneapolis, and Mr.. Srenson, SUI
perintendent of the Minnesota Threshing Ma
chine Co.. in company with Supt. g. f. Wilson.
made tool of the prison yesterday. paying THE
MIRROR pleasant call.
Hon. Gerhard Willrick. ex-member of the
Minnesota House of Representatives. and Mr..
M. f. Gates. of ST. Paul, in company with Depu-
ty Warden Lemon. paid visit to our retired
community last Friday, making pleasant call
at our Sanctum sanctOrum.
-Storekeeper Fred Bordwell went to ST. Paul
Sunday to consult DR.. Gillette under whose
treatment he has been for the past year or more.
DR.. Gillette informed him that he was doing
nicely and hoped that he would soon be entirely
recovered from his lameness,
Mrs w c. Forester. while returning home
to ST. Paul last Wednesday. from a few days
visit with her husband here. met with quite d
severe accident. When stepping from a street
car in ST. Paul. she sprained her ankle so severe
" that it will cause her to be confined to her
room for some weeks.
Among the prominent figures seen shaking
the big paint shop last Thursday were Warden
WOlfer. Clerk O'Bren. Rev. Wilcox. of ST. Paul.
Rev. Father Burke. of White Bear Lake. Chap
lain Albert. Father CorcOran. Father O'Brien
and editor \ A. Nelson of the Wash. Co. journal.
-LOST. STRAYED OR STOLEN. One small
Edison Encyclopedia and Atlas of the World.
combined. Last seen Oh. near or about the desk
of Foreman Bronson. A liberal reward of thanks
will be paid for any information that will lead to
the recovery of said property, dead or alive. For
further information inquire at the office of j. :.
Sullivan.
Henry Bng>by. an Old darllie in our midst,
better known as Uncle Toms Cabin" was
recently promoted to the First Grade. After
being rugged out in his new gray suit. he fastened
back to his headquarters in the state carpenter
shop where he was seen, up in one corner
with small looking glass. Slyly admiring himself
and looking as proud us peacock.
H. II. McNulty of Minneapolis in company
with Night Guard Wndolph, paid the prison a
visit last Monday. making THE MIRROR pleas
ant call. Mr.. McNulty is one of those gentleman
who knows a good thing when he reads it. and
SO he very sensby dropped dollar into our
| treasury and will be Il regular reader of THE
| MIRROR for al least year to come.