The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1894-10-11

meetings, Wednesdays 7:45 p. m. Ladies,
Aid Society, Thursday afternoons. Ladles
Missionary Society," the last Friday of each
month.
LOCALS.
Population, 497.
Two additional added to the school list Mon
day night.
Steward Benner spent Sunday with his family
at Minneapolis
Three prisoners were received from Dodge
county, last Friday.
Keeper w. H. H. Taylor has moved from the
South to the North hill.
Deputy U. s. Marshall Shortall visited his
family at saltwater. remaining over Sunday.
Miss Kittie Jones of Minneapolis came over
Sunday to visit her sister. our assistant clerk.
Engineer Jones is having new braces put in
the boilers connected with the large COrliss en-
CINE.
ON. Mausten sheref of Aitkin Co., was at
the prison Wednesday having in charge two
prisoners.
Received, Oct. s. by the Union Shoe and Leather
Co.. one car load paper boxes and one car load
upper leather.
Supt Hanlon has been very busy the past few
DAYS. setting up the finishing machinery in their
new quarters.
Miss Aggie Benner visited part of the week
with her father. Steward Benner, returning home
SATURDAY. evening.
Part of the lower floor of Irvine factory will be
used a carpenter shop; where all necessary
repairs will be made.
Keeper McFall, has returned from his vacation
and reports pleasant time spent with friends
at his old home, AnOka.
The shops formerly occupied by the Thresher
company are being thoroughly cleaned, and are
in condition for Immediate use.
New machinery is arriving and being rapidly
put in place in the shops vacated by the finish
ing department of the Irvine factory.
VINO has ever taken meal at the Chicago Ba-
kerry. 241 South Main street. saltwater, and did
not want another one? Try it once.
Mrs. Ella Whltmore and Miss Gail Ewing, OF
ST. Paul. are spending the week in saltwater
w
We have been robbed of our canaries but
would like to ascertain the weight OF the maj
who will attempt to rob us of our pigeons.
The inmate sending MIRRoRto P. F. McHugf
will please notify us of change of address. Pa
pers are returned Party cannot be found
Geo. M. Bowman, operator at the milwaukee,
depot and Miss M. Amelia Ali, were married
few days ago. That's right; all operators shoul'
marry.
Master Harry Wolfer who came home from
school last Saturday will remain home indef
nitely as he is compelled to undergo treatmen
for his eyes.
Steward Benner has been laying in the wiz
tiers supply of vegetables the past few days
Several loads of potatoes, onions etc. havin
been received
Lumbermen! Why go to Minneapolis or 81
Paul for your supplies, when you can procur
everything needed for camps, at the loves
prices from the Minnesota Mercantile Co., Still
water.
If you wish to receive all the sensations OF
balloon ascension. riding on load of coal over
rough and rocky road, or coming to sudde
stop riding in box car, take ride on Sinbad
elevator.
The florist is taking up all the plants In I'll
park, and along the lawn on Main street, an
transferring them to the new hot house for Il
winter. They will be transplanted in spring
full bloom.
Mr.. f. A. Seymour, cashier of the Merchant
National Bank, st. Paul. brother-in-law OF Depu
Warden Lemon, accompanied by his son, LIE
were the guests of Deputy Warden and MI
Lemon last Sunday.
Supt HanlOn has everything running in regul
order in the new finishing shop of the twil
factory: the machinery starting up Mond
afternoon, This shop is great mprOveme
over the old one, noticeably so, as being on t
ground floor, and the machinery being qui
heavy, runs more smoothly. Large quantltl
of Irvine are being stored away Tor ne
season.