The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1894-10-18

Mr.. E. N. Hopkins, manager Underwriters
,eview, Des Moines, Ia, is in Saltwater in the
interests of his journal, collecting data as TO the
auses of the recent fires in Saltwater and vicin-
ty, and will publish the same in the near future.
Mrs. w. L. Prebble, of Saltwater. Mrs. w. ii.
Iarris of Raymond. MIMI, Mrs. A. l.. McCar-
lie, of Minneapolis, Miss Maggie Furguson. OF
It. Paul, and F. w. Mckenzie, of Munsie, es-
,orted by Keeper Taylor. viewed the prison
Monday afternoon, registering with The MIR
aOR.
Miss Frances Butman, of Lowell, Mass. Miss
Mary Butman, of Minneapolis, John Dickinson.
If Green Bay, Wis.,, and E. N. Hopkins, manager
Review, of Des MOines, Ia,
viewed the prison Tuesday afternoon, under the
escort of Usher Taylor, registering with HE
MIRROR.
Mr.. f. Zohelout of Milwaukee, member OF
The largest leather company in the United States,
of whom the Union Shoe and Leather Co. pur-
chase their leather. and Mr. TarbOX, OF IarDOx,
Schliek & Co., escorted by Capt. Alexander,
viewed the different departments last Thursday,
with The MIRROR.
gang of plasterers, painters and paper hang
ers are at work remodeling the rooms formerly
occupied by the Thresher Co., as general Offices,
and Transforming them into reception and din
ing rooms. The large vault will be converted
into an arsenal, and the rooms will be decorated
and furnished in handsome style.
Ouite number of incipient mustaches are
noticeable among the inmates, and indications
seem to point toward the early departure OF a
large number from our midst. How suggestive
this later beard growing is of that earlier har-
binger of young manhood, the first downy
growth of which we were SO proud.
We would say to the inmates who have re-
Gently taken up their residence in our mldsC
that the privilege is extended them OF senolhe
THE MIRROR to friends, and the editor will call
on them and leave blanks to be filled out. BE
sure and give street and number when possible
also county to insure prompt delivery.
Among the visitors at the prison last week VINO
registered with THE MIRROR we're MISS hyde'
and Miss Upham, of Minneapolis, MISS Lille
McDermott, and Miss Kittie Reyes, stenogra
pher of the Minnesota Thresher Co., OF o1lll
water, who escorted by Mr.. E. A. O'Brien, cleri
of the prison, viewed the several departments.
The 200 figure was again reached on Sunda
last nv the arrival of two gentlemen from Okla
homa who will try the effect of Minnesot
winter on the anGmc moral trouble Whlcl
| seems to affect them Capt. Alexander Is KEEP
pretty busy these days shifting cells and max
ing nroyisOn for the usual grist OF the fall term
of court.
When Night Guard Goldsmith had hnlshe
last weeks st. CrOiX Poster, and looked at I'll
date line. he thought the boys had resurrecIe
one of last winters jokes at his expense. sue
was not the case, however. The error had orlgl
in the office of the publication, the foreman TO
getting to change his date to correspond VIII
his issue day.
School attendance is still on the increase, L
members being now in regular attendance.
a result of the increase some of the classes nay
been divided, necessitating more teachers, an
we are pleased to note that our Bob has pee
placed over one of the classes in higher math
MATES. Bob deserves the promotion and w
make a successful teacher.
Following are the grade changes for the wee
ending Wednesday October II. 1894.