The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1894-11-08
Grace Congregational.

Corner 5th and Laurel streets. Rev. j. II.
ALBERT, pastor. Sunday services. preach,
ing 1890 a. M and 7:45 p. m. Sunday School
Christian Endeavor $50 p. m. Children's
Mission Band the second Sunday Of each
month at 800 p. m. Midweek and Prayer
Aid Society, Thursday AFTERNOONS. Ladies
Missionary Society, the last Friday OF each
month.
LOCALS.
Population, 514.
The latest fad-"I told you so.''
800 feet of new hose received for the fire de-
Partment.
A number Of the keepers went home Tuesday
afternoon to vote.
DR.. Merry. of Saltwater. has number of the
boys under his care.
Now that election is over, what next? Keep
up the excitement. please!
The shoe company are turning out an elegant
line of samples for the statesmen about to start
out on the road.
Carloads of provisions, vegetables. etc., are
being stored away for winters use, and a crew of
men are kept busy putting them in shape against
frost.
The new elevator will now run to the fourth
floor in the Union Shoe and Leather Co. s shops,
where the shipping boxes Will be manufactured
and stored
Mr.. John Litter and Frank Kreger of Stiliwa
ter. escorted 10y Mr.. Numlist of the Irvine fac
tory. viewed the prison Friday. registering with
THE MIRROR.
Mr.. Andrew Anderson. of Mile Laos county.
for many years in the employ of the Thresher
Co., at the prison is visiting his son Night Keeper
Anderson for few days.
A door has been placed at the entrance to the
new ice cave, and any man who cannot see and
read the sign painted thereon at a distance of
800 yards deserves marks.
Mr. James Wofer has accepted position as
travelling salesman for a large house. and has re-
signed his position as keeper in the finishing de-
partment of the Union Shoe and Leather Co.
Brown. Treacy & Co.. of st. Paul. quote the
lowest prices on everything in stationery and
printing office furniture, Amberg and Globe cab
inets, ETC., etc. Write for catalogue and price
list.
If "Bill'' Nye had only dropped in to see us
while he was visiting Saltwater, and became &C
uuainted with Engineer Jones' pet ferret, he
would have had more fun than buShel of mon
keys.
The barber shops in Saltwater will hereafter
close at p. m. Our shop is never open after 4
Uh a
dours. When it comes to chopping off hair! well.
try us.
The Journal says: "A number of hunters
went out one day last week and bagged consider
able game. Wonder if they took that cannon
suggested by THE MIRROR? CannOns are bad
on ducks.
Miss R. HOlcOmb of Saltwater. Miss Lulu
Horton of Cleveland, Mimi, Miss Ida HOlcOnb,
of Scandal. escorted by Night Keeper Anderson,
visited the prison ON Friday. registering with
THE MIRROR.
"Paudeen," our humOriSt, has had a very pain
full operation performed in the removal of a
finger at the second joint. He says the pain lost
much of its severity through the mate and aisey'
way DIR. Boleyn severed it.
Miss Alice Carmichael, daughter of Mr.. David
Carmichael, one of THE MIRRORS oldest sub
scrbers, was married to Mr.. Walter Downs or
Wednesday, Nov. Z, at Oak Park, Rev. j. L. Dan
ner performing the ceremony. A long and hap
ply life is our wish.
Mr.. Burlingame. of Burlingame & Wilson
Saltwater, was at the prison Friday, paying TIKI
MIRROR pleasant visit, and renewing his sub
scrption for two years, as also that of Mr.. Dave
Carmichael. Many thanks, gentlemen. this i:
the kind of encouragement we like.
Tuesday being a legal holiday, all the shop:
were closed at the prison and the inmates spent
a quiet day in their cells, the results of the
election not appearing to disturb their res
although every man has his candidate, but tht
deuce of it is he can't use his inluencethis year
Prof. Otto Lugger, entomolOgist of the expert
mental station of the state farm says: 1.-THE
Observation-Disclosures is Over-runnng the state
ILL.,