The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1894-01-04
LOCAL. PICKlNGS.

Population 1888.
Discharged, none.
Don't forget to date your letters 1894
Only seven patients in our prison hospital
Row, and all doing we'll
Under the careful treatment of Drs. Merrill
and Hall, Baker is fast improving.
Master Frank Wolfer is carrying his right
thumb in a sling. He says COW bit him.
A carload of hemp for the Irvine shops, az
rived and was unloaded Saturday. 1t came from
Nebraska.
business was booming here during the month |
of December; IS prisoners being received and
discharged
Keeper PhilbrOOk was in charge OF the boiler
shops Tuesday. during the absence of Keeper
Westergreen.
In the absence of Mrs. Armstrong. Mrs.
Lemon officiated at the organ in our prison cha-
pei, last Sunday.
Keeper Reyes says that the majority of
us are kept under keys by monkeyng too much
with wkis keys.
Keeper Austin went to st. Paul Monday
afternoon to spend part of New Years day
with his family.
Quite a number of visitors from the city were
present to enjoy the entertainment in our prison
chapel, last Monday.
1t is said that wall guard Carlson's coat tail
was the cause of runaway on North Main
street. the other day.
Might guard Windolph was again seen at his
old post in the cell house Tuesday night after a
weeks severe illness.
Foreman Sutton of the engine shop, is push
ing new work in his department to the front.
these days. with vigor.
Keepers Forester. and Philbrook spent
the afternoon of New Years day at their re-
spective homes in st. Panl.
The machinist in Irvine shop No. 1. is setting
up a new draw machine which is expect to
breakall previous records.
Mrs Hattie Walker eN-matrOn of this lnstl-
tuition, and present Police matron OF st. Paul,
paid us a visit last Tuesday.
Foreman Hempstreet. of the pattern room
spent the first day of the new year with friends
at Minneapolis and White Bear.
The clerk in the store room is getting 'high
toned He has had his desk decorated with d
bran new black oil cloth cover.
E. H. Milham and VIM. Ransom. of st. Paul
in company with Deputy Warden Lemon paif
our office pleasant visit. Friday.
A hole some four feet in diamater is being
drilled through from the vegetable cave into thu
new ice cave. for ventiating purposes.
deputy Warden Lemon passed around a DO!
of most excellent cigars. New Years day ant
very kindly remembered THE MIRROR boys.
Chaplain Albert occupied the pulpit in thu
prison chanel last sabbath, where he entertained
us with an most able and interesting sermon.
We know that all those residing in our 10
cality, who swore of New Years day. will stic
firmly to their resolutions, for a time at least.
-..Old Henry" Rose has a trap set at the mort
spring. in hopes of catching large mink that
often seen around there, but the mink don't bitt
The state paper hanger has just complete
papering the dining room in the warden's res
dence. and it is said that he did neat an
tasty job.
The state carpenter made us a New Year
present of a very neat little Seth Thomas clocl
Many thanks, brother b. we will remember yo
in our prayers.
Saturday evening kicks. falls and brulSt
seem to have special attraction for fOrema
Hansen, as he seems to be enjoying them prett
regular of late.
-Supt. HanOn, of the Irvine shop says that
got away with one turkey and quarter OF Vei
with his appetite.
The prisoner sending The MIRROR to Il
Kessler, box, 232, Beaver Falls, Pa, will plea
cease to send the same, as the paper is not TAX
from the p0SrOffice.