The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1895-08-01

bird street, opposite Pittman House, heV. =. a;
CREssY. pastor. Services at 10:3Oa m. ana G
$50 M sunday sfh n%or al League i at as
at 7:3O. Pastors class in Bible Study. FRIDAY c
evening at 80 Ladies' Bible Circle. Friday
at s:oOp. M Mrs S. B. Slocumb. teacher. 9
Pastors residence 523 n. Second street. f
Grace Congregational. {
corner 9Th and Laurel streets, Rev. j. II.
ALBERT, pastor. Sunday services, preach, {
ing 1880 a. m. and 7:45 p. m. Sunday School
Christian q irH tia EndeaVor $50 p. m. Children,s
Mission Band the second sunday OF eacm
month at 800 p. m; Midweek ana frazer aaias,
Aid Society. Thursday afternoons. Ladies
Missionary Society, the last Friday OF each
month.
LOCALS.
There's always bitter for every sweet
A thorn for every rose;
A rival for every sweetheart.
And Germs for the daintiest toes.
1t ever we love fragrant flower
IT'S sure to fade away:
Whenever there's soup for dinner,
There's sure to be hash next day.
Kansas City Journal.
Population, males 40; females. 3.
Received during the week, Ole. Discharged, !
one.
A good way to get up in the world is to take
an elevator.
We have lots of cabbage heads here. load
of them were received last Saturday.
Grade standing, August 1st. First Grade.
392; Second Grade. 1919; Third Grade, y.
A crew of men under Keeper McFall are laying
pipes to carry off the water from the spring at
the west wall.
Mr.. Roxey Reber and wife, of ST. Paul. and
Mr. Jas McGregor, of Des MOines. Iowa, regis
tered with THE MIRROR on the 25th.
Mrs. Hoppel and son. of Sedalia. Mo-. are
visiting at the home of Capt. w. H. H. Taylor.
Mrs, Hoppel is the aunt of Capt. TaylOrs wife.
when yeu are dry drink water" advocates
temperance sheet. We wish to be understood
that we imbibe nothing else while we sojourn at
this stronghold.
lone day is pressed onward by another is an
old proverb which may be appropriately applied
to those months and years which, to the lmpa-
tent drag along so slowly.
BOYS you have had an Even Chance" for
some time. but you can now prepare yourselves
for the "Batte-aX.'' new brand manufactured
by the American Tobacco Co.
Chaplain j. H. Albert is taking four weeks
vacation. the greater part of which he Will spend
in visiting friends in different parts of Iowa. He
also expects to visit Chicago before his return.
A pipe line running from the large oil tank to
the Irvine shops has been completed. and the oil
will ROW be pumped by steam direct to the place
where it is used This is a great labor saving i'm
provement.
1t is a pitiful sight to behold the face of thai
discouraged man in our midst who is continually
looking for banana peeling in order that he
might step on it and again experience the libert!
of cosmOpOlite.
J, A. Ewing of Eagle Lake. Mimi. brother O
Keeper Ewing visited the prison on the 29th
Mr.. Ewing has been resident of this stat
for twenty-five years. but this was his frs
visit to saltwater.
Although the Irvine season is about over AM
only few small orders are coming in. yet tn
Irvine plant is still working overtime as II 1t wa
the intention of the management to supply tn
whole world with twine next season.
The windows in the large brick shop formerl
used asa blacksmith shop by the MinnesOr
Thresher Co.. but now used as warehouse fo
the storage of hemp, have been walled up, an
the building is now absolutely tire-prOof
Mrs. H. Goldsmith and Mrs M. Gomprecht.
New York City. Miss M. Scharn. of st. LOU
Mo-. Mrs. l. Rose. of st. Paul. and Mrs. l..
Goldsmith and daughter city, escorted
Keeper Goldsmith, were visitors at the prise
on the Goth,
Judge H. R. Brill. Miss Winnifred Brill. Mast
Kenneth Brill and Miss Margaret Muir. all of
Paul honored our office by visit on the 27t
Judge Brill had word of praise for our pape
which, coming from such a source, is CONNIE
dalton to be proud of.
Two little sunbeams frightened our Off
fer few minutes on the 25th. They were t.
little Misses Lillian Merrill daughter of pris'
physician B. j. Merrill, and Shirley Morgan.
st. Paul, who is paying her friend Lillian Wis
Under the care of Usher Kenyon these demu
little maidens took in the sights of the prison.
A successful surgical operation for the
moyal of tubercular cervical glands was p'
formed in the prison hospital last week.
once passed through this not altogether pleasa
experience, and having fellew-feeling for
patient we visited him the day following t
operation to compare notes. We found him
and smiling, the only thing that seemed to VOL
him was fear that the DR.. might restrict
diet,