The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1895-12-26

ing 1899 a. IN. and "a =. m Sunday School
1916 a. IN. Junior Endeavor 800 p. m.
Christian Endeavor 6:3o p m. Children
Mission Band the second sunday OF each
month at 300 p. m; Midweek and Prayer
meetings. Wednesdays 7:45 p. m. Ladies'
Aid Society. Thursday afternoons. Ladies
Missionary Society. the last Friday of each
month
Local and G enoraI.
Average school attendance. HI.
Prison population Dee 2eth: Males. 45o:
females. /.
Prisoners received during the week ending
Dee. 2dth. 5. Discharged. ,.
Grade standing Dec 26th: First grade. 800;
second grade, 10: third grade. O.
JAS. f.. Mckeivy. sheriff of Stearns county.
brought in a prisoner the 23rd.
Th0s. ID. Russell and d. Nj. Corey. of Mime
apolis. visited the prison on the 10th.
Sheriff Andrew Christianson and Deputy
Sheriff William Rogers. of Lyon Co.. were at
the prison on business the 10th.
Deputy Sherihs A. Guam and j. w. Bars
visitors to our Office on the 23rd.
Mr. +. A. Reinecke and Mr.. j. Harryat of
Minneapolis, accompanied by Steward Benner,
paid orr Office visit on the 24th.
one Of the features of the Christmas holiday
III the Ohio pententiary was vaudeville enter
tainment given by professional talent.
Inmates of the Catholic faith attended confess
sion Tuesday morning and mass was celebrated
Christmas morning by the Rev. FIR. Corcoran.
MI. Andrew Anderson. of Opsted Mimi.
father of Keeper Anderson. and Mr. John
Anderson his brother. were shown through the
prison on the 24th.
Mr. Thos J. Kelly and son. of Minneapolis;
john O'Brien Jr.. and Master Mike OBren.
city. accompanied by Steward Benner. made
tour of the prison Tuesday.
TOmny-Paw, why is it the go0d die young?
Mr.. Figg-They don't die young because they
are good. but they stay good because they die
young.-IndanapOli journal.
The Rev Father Murphy. formerly pastor of
st. Michaels Church Of this city. and Catholic
chaplain of this institution. has become a mis-
sionary in the Hawaiian Islands.
Clerk Miss Minnie Jones and Matron Miss Mary
Mckinney. escorted by Asst. Deputy Glennon
honored our office by a brief call on the DIST.
"Ipo you think it will rain tonighto' asked a
citizen of the policeman.
Il don't know. sir: Eve only been on the force
one week" replied the policeman-Lond Tit
Bits.
In the South Sea.-"Sureiy you remember Mr..
Twaddes. who preached the gospel to your
tribe ten years ago?'
''oh. yes | remember him Well He was de-
iicouS. Life.
Sheriff Theodore Thorson of Pope county,
brought some boarders on the 23rd. and also
called at Office to renew his subscription
Mr.. ThOrSOn believes all well regulated sheritfs'
offices should keep THE MIRROR on file.
The Bible Institute COlpOrtage Association of
Chicago has sent $50 volumes for distribution
among the inmates of this prison. There could
be no better reading selected than these books.
written by wel-knOwn Christian authors, in
ending SpurgeOn. Moody. Talmage. and others.
The automatic sprinkler system recently put
in the shops was successfully tested last Monday
by committee composed of Messrs. O'Brien,
Temple and NOrrish of the Prison Board of Man
ayers Inc cost OF the system was $500. of
which the state will pay $l3sS and the Union
Shoe and Leather Co. the balance, This system
will reduce the rates of insurance considerably
Miss Della M. Reed. Eau Claire. Wis., Miss
Eva f. Burnett, Monticello. Mimi, Miss Grace
Reed and Robert Reed. of River Falls, Wis.,, the
Misses Bernice and Edith Ewing, of Clear Lake.
MIMI, Francis Haskell, Madison Lake, MIMI.
and Mrs. Clara Gish Ewing, city. escorted by
Guard w. C. Forester, honored our office by a
pleasant visit on Monday.
A man who spent recent Sunday at the
Northern Indiana prison reports that there can
be no question as to the politics of the minister