The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1894-04-12

CLARK CHAMBERS OwatOnna.
PRISON LOCALS.
Population 497.
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How do you like the new MIRROR?
Discharged four. Regular >: pardoned 1; pa
rolled l.
Over four thousand MIRRORS were printed
and issued this week.
Clerk f, A. O'Brien spent Sunday with his
numerous friends in ST. Paul.
Asst. Clerk Miss Minnie Jones spent the
Sabbath at her home in Minneapolis.
Keeper McFall returned Thursday night last. |
from a brief visit to his home at Anoka.
H. ID. Brown, of Brown. Treacy & Co.. st.
Paul. was a guest of Warden WOlfer Friday.
Two car loads of Nebraska hemp was received
at the prison Irvine shops, Saturday morning.
We are never sure that spring has come to
stay until we behold the deputy's signs: Keep
off the grass
Steward BeDner has begun making garden, |
having already planted full crop of onions.
iettiece and parsley.
John Armstrong. and Peter Murray. trans
ferred from the st. Cloud refOrmatOry, were re-
ceived here Saturday.
Work in the boiler shop being somewhat
slack just at present, the citizen bOilermakers
taking a brief rest.
The boys in the basement offices have been
pretty busy of Late packing and sending out
printed matter for the ThreSher Co.
Leopold ChampoiS writes from Auburn.
n. V saying: II would not exchange THE
MIRROR for the London Times"
George Reynolds, in company with Harry
WOlfer paid THE MIRROR office a pleas
ant visit Saturday. while viewing the prison.
Levi B. Wghtman of Minneapolis, in compa-
ny with Steward Benner. visited the prison last
Thursday. making pleasant call at our sane
tum
p. Lier. of AShby, in company with Usher Ken
yOn. took in the sights of our prison home Thurs
day last, making THE MIRROR very pleasant
call.
Mr.. James O'Rourke. of GOodhue Co.. spent
the Sabbath in this city. visiting the family of
his brother. Keeper O'ROurke of the engine
shop.
We are sorry to record the illness of Keeper
Ben Cayou who is at his home in White Bear
Lake. suffering with severe attack of the
rheumatism.
During the heavy snow storm Monday, Deputy
Lemon remarked that he would not make any
more garden, nor plant any more flower seeds,
until spring.
Mrs. Jones. wife of Engineer Jones has been
confined to her home by severe sickness. for the
past week. but is now. are pleased to state
cOnvalescent.
Sheriff John Tierney and Frank Talbot. of
Anoka. in company with Keeper McFall, made
a tour of the prison Monday, making pleasant
call at our office
We have several very able contributions
which on account of space. were crowded out of
this weeks ISSUE but will appear in our issue of
next week. without fail.
Miss Maggie Quincy and Fred. Bordwell Jr. in
company with Miss Gertie and Master Frank
Wolfer paid THE MIRROR office pleasant
visit last Friday afternoon.
The lower dining room. prisoners kitchen and
bake shop have all received fresh coat of
whitewash within the last few days, which
greatly improves their appearance.
IL Is tNlutul tlldI NdIutH WOHoI expects a
big sale of Irvine the coming season. He has
sent out about one thousand samples to every
part of the state during the past week.
The bath room has been so arranged that the
water in each stall is of an equal even temper
ture, This is a big improvement over the old
method of separate hot and cold water pipes.
Storekeeper Fred BordwelI, replenshed his
stock of merchandise Friday and Saturday hav-
ing received 519 yards of overall cloth and a
goodly bill of tobacco, soap. brooms and lye.
George Warner, of st. Paul and Mr.. B.
Theland of this city, in company with Asst
Deputy GlennOn. took in the sights of this insti-
tuition Thursday afternoon, making our office
pleasant call.
Several members of the Wilson Theatre Co..
under the escort of editor Nick Nelson and Asst.
Deputy GlennOn, paid this institution a visit
Thursday afternoon last making a pleasant call
at sanctum.
Several of prison keepers are making
vigorous kick because the Omaha road took off
their Sunday train which prevents them from
making their regular Sunday trips to their
homes In st. Paul.
1t is rumored that several of our prison officials
and a number of the companys employees will
become members of the National Union, at the
next meeting of that popular organization, one
week from tomorrow night.
Chas. Miller, A. BrOutsOheck and j. HI. Reiner
of st. Paul, with editor, F. c. Neumeier, of the
ST. CrOix Post of this city, in company with
Keeper Stilkey paid the prison a visit Tuesday,
making THE MIRROR pleasant call.
Editor P. A. Kroshus, of the Pope County
Journal, Mr. and Mrs. E. T. johnson and Miss
Williams, of GlenwOOd in company with Deputy
Warden Lemon, paid visit to this institution
yesterday, making our office pleasant call.