The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1895-12-05


7:3O p. III. Sunday School at II III. Junior
League at 400 p. M. EpwoIth League at $3.50
p. m. Prayer meeting. Wednesday evening
at 7:3O. Pastors class in Bible Study Friday
evening at 1870. Ladies' Bible Circle Friday
at s;oop. M Mrs 81 s. r Slocmo Dt, teacher
......
Grace Congregational.
ALBERT. pastor. Sunday services. preach
ing 1O:3o a. m. and 7:45 p. m. Sunday School
Christian li Endeavor ESQ p. NJ Childrens
Mission Band the second Sunday of each
month at 800 p. m. Midweek and Prayer
Aid Society Thursday afternoons. Ladies'
Missionary Society. the last Friday of each
month";
Local and General.
Stone walls do not a prison make
Nor iron bars cage.
For him who has the wherewthal
Good lawyers to engage.
indianapolis Journal
Average school attendance, 40
The Prison Board of Managers meet tomorrow.
Prison population Dec. 5th: Males. 4:5;
femaleS.2 =.
Hon. Frank Whittier state agent. was at the
prison Tuesday.
Prisoners received during the week ending
Dec. 5th. 3. Discharged, 4.
Grade standing Dec. 5th: First grade. 3i9;
second grade los: third grade. 10.
There are nine patients in the hospital an in
crease of three since our last report.
Mr. and Mrs. H. w. Malcolm. of Minneapolis.
visitors at the prison last week.
M Fitch. of the Smith Premier Typewriter
CO.. was a visitor at the prison Saturday last.
visit to the warehouse shows a large amount
of binder Irvine stored for next seasons trade.
Miss Sadie Gibbins. of st. Paul, and Miss Nellie
MURRAY. city, were visitors at the prison the
3rd
A. H. FOlger. of East Boston. Mass. accompa-
MED by Supt. Hanlon. paid office a pleasant
visit on the 3rd.
ID. A. Thurston of Toronto, Can. accompanied
by Sup. G.. f. Wilson. city, called at THE MIR
ROR Office Monday.
Mr.. William Oehler and Master Alfred. of st.
Paul accompanied by Chaplain Albert paid our
office pleasant visit yesterday.
Robert l.. Wallace was brought from
Hennepin county the Both nit. to serve six long
cold winters for the crime of forgery.
J. o. Shirley. from Rice county. was received
at the prison last week to serve eighteen months
for grand larceny in the second degree.
Mrs. j. G.. Staples. Minneapolis. Mrs. Daniel
Fry and MIR. A. C. Staples. city. accompanied by
Chaplain Albert. paid our office a visit Saturday
August Singer who was recently parOled and
given employment in lumber camp was. Ow
ing to sickness. returned to prison the Both ult
We CLEAN from the GAINESVILLE Reriem thai
Miss Kenyon. daughter of Usher Kenyon spent
Thanksgiving at GAINESVILLE the guest of Mrs
Smell.
Mr.. b. r. Smith. city. and Mr. c. A. Norton
Agt. Western Railway Weighing Association
st. Paul. paid THE MIRROR office pleasant
visit the 3Oth.
w. r. Oliver of Chicago. ILL.,. b. A. Waters
of st. Paul. and p. Z. Peck city. accompanied
by Asst. Deputy GlennOn. took in the sights O
the prison yesterday.
Miss Nellie Palmer. of Minneapolis. Mrs. Ida
Mccain. of Bloomfield, Iowa. and Mrs. Clara
Gish Ewing. city accompanied by Usher Kenyon
paid our Office visit yesterday.
Miss Leila Morgan and Mesdames w. w
CrevistOn f. M. Gray, M. l.. DOugherty all O
Minneapolis. accompanied by Chief Enginee
Jones and WIFE made tour of the prison OF
the 4th.
1t is quite evident that Supt. HanlOn is al
expert shot with the rifle. On Thanksgiving HI
attended the turkey shooting match on thu
lake front and carried off six gobblers a
evidence of his skill.
She was typos darling fair, he was her love
true; said he, ''YOu the type for me. Nv
had chase but now, my own, my takes re
vsed, I guess; and now that love is justified
why let us go to press" The maiden hung he
shapey head and whispered in his ear, while
both her cheeks were rosy red. 1.-THE form il
ready dear "-EX.
Scribes N. A. Nelson, of the Washington Co
Journal. and John Dysart of the st. Paul Dis
match were in the Minnesota State penitentiar,
on Thanksgiving. They are now out Oh parole
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