The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1894-03-29
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Population 4S7.

Population 4S7.
Discharged 1. Paroled 1.
Providence has provided Keeper Cayou's
gang another job shOveling snow.
Two more carloads of Kentucky hemp were
received at the Irvine shops Friday.
Steward Benner spent Saturday evening and
Sunday in Minneapolis, visiting his daughters.
Received, March %. 4 from Grow Wing Co.,
. burglary 3rd degree: forgery End degree.
year each.
1T took about two hundred dozen eggs to
supply the demand made upon Steward Benner's
culinary department last Sunday "
The inmate sending THE MIRROR to Nes A.
Oster, 1920 18th ST., s.. Minneapolis will please
change the address to 81 sth ST. S.
Among the many visitors who attended our
chapel service last Sunday, was Manager Norrish
accompanied by friends from Hastings.
One of the cog-wheels on the tire cooler. in
the tire shop broke Friday. causing consider
able delay in the work of that department.
The furniture of the matrons department is
being repaired and newly upholstered. The
work is being done in the state carpenter shop.
j. Richardson and r. Blank of this city, in
company with Asst. Deputy Glennon, paid the
our Sanctum.
"A new baker was appointed last week. to fill
a vacancy in our prison bake shop. 1t is said
that the new dough artist" is a hustler. Let 'er
go. Gallagher.
The shelves and furniture in each of the cells
is receiving fresh coat of paint, much to the
improvement of the looks of the interior of our
residences
Keeper Stilkey. with a gang of four men,
leveledup the summer house in the prison park
Tuesday. 1t had. through the winter, become
little misplaced.
Mr.. Fitz Simmons of the Swift Packing Co..
of Chicago. in company with Sup't. G.. f. Wilson,
made a tour of the prison Monday. paying our
Office brief visit.
Foreman Mcclellan of the wagon shop, re-
ceiyed word last week from Detroit, Mich that
Mr.. John Mcclellan, a first cousin of his, had re-
Gently died in that city.
Chaplain Albert has been on the sick list for
the past few weeks, but was able to entertain us
with most excellent sermon in the prison cha
pei last Sunday morning.
We are indebted to the Rev. William J. Bait,
chaplain of the Concord. Mass, Reformatory,
for copy of the chapains annual report of that
institution for the year 1898.
j. F. Chapman of Minnesota. and Miss Gene
va Berglund of this city. callers at the pris
on Tuesday and in company with Steward Ben
ner. paid our office pleasant visit.
j. j. Dunn. state Oil Inspector, of Dubuque,
Ia, in company with Deputy Warden Lemon,
paid visit to this institution Tuesday, making
brief but pleasant call at our sanctum.
Miss Myrna Westergreen in company with
Master Frank and Miss Gertie Wolfer, made our
office pleasant call Saturday. THE MIRROR
ever has a warm welcome for its little friends.
"A large delegation of ladies and gentlemen
of this city, under the escort of Deputy Warden
Lemon and Usher Kenyon, passed through the
prison Tuesday, calling at THE MIRROR soffice
Keeper Archie Parker of the blacksmith shop,
was called home last Thursday on account of the
sickness of his little daughter. Keeper Stilkey
was in charge of the blacksmith shop during his
absence.
Keeper Ben Cayou was on the sick list Mon
day and Tuesday having pretty severe touch of
rheumatism, on account of which he changed
places for the time with Keeper Orff of the soft
wood shop.
-Messrs. Geo. I. King, A. j. Mcdonnell, Harry
E. Wood William Collins Chas. W. Farwell, W.
M. KoOn, w. S. Evans, Jno. r. Palter and Clar-
ence A. Weber, clerks of the N w. Nat Bank,
Of Minneapolis, in company with Dep. Warden
Lemon, paid a holiday visit to this institution,
Friday, making THE MIRROR office a brief call.