The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1895-10-03

Missionary Society, the last Friday OF each
month.
g LOCALS. g.
Here's health unto the cockroach bold,
That through the office ranges;
And scans the stories daily told
By liars fierce and uncontrolled
In H0OSer exchanges.
New York Recorder.
Population: Males, 434; females. 2.
The Board of Managers will convene on the
Sth.
In the past week six prisoners were received
and five discharged.
Mr.. Joseph Wolf and family, city, were visit
ors at the prison on the 26th
Rev. Edward A. Harris. of Shirand H., was
a visitor at our office on Monday.
Grade standing. Oct 3rd First Grade 321;
Second Grade 1903; Third Grade -.
j. w. Farrell, and Chas. Mcbride and wife, of
st. Paul, visited the prison on the 9th.
There are at present only four patients in the
hospital, two having been discharged during
the week past.
W.. stiles, foreman in Irvine shop showed
his friend, 7. A. Morris, of st. Paul. about the
prison on the Goth.
Mrs G. H. Bonte who has been visiting with
her brother, Supt. HaDlon. for the past seven
weeks started for her home in Cincinnati, Ohio,
yesterday.
j. H. Huntly. H. A. Glazer. w. J. Deming,
A. Phillips, and r. G. Guptill. of the Tornado
company took in the sights of this moral COM
munity Tuesday.
Mrs. William Wright and daughter, of Omaha,
Neb., who have been on a two weeks visit with
Keeper C. P. Austin and wife, returned home
Tuesday evening.
DR.. Newman. our resident physician, spent
Sunday at his home in Red Wing. He returned
Monday morning in time to administer physic
to his patients at "sick CALI
O,t Paper says they have among the pris
oners of the Massachusetts RefOrmatory several
artists. but few are equal to blind painter who
is an inmate of that institution.
John Palmer. who was foreman in the
machine shop for number of years when the
Mimi. Thresher Co. had the contract for the
labor of the inmates, was visitor at the prison
Tuesday.
The Gazette publishing company has Away:
done our presswOrk in a creditable manner
but the impression on last weeks MIRROR was
perfect. Thanks, Mr.. Foreman. Have some
thin?
Mesdames c. w. Davis and Aaron Lawrence
of La Moure. n. D.. accompanied by WardeI
and Mrs. Wolfer visited our office on the 9th
xrc;t uyitI thoir hrot hpr
Warden Wolfer.
Mrs F. H. Lemon received telegram from
Syracuse n. Y. telling of the serious illness 0
her mother, who has been in feeble health TO
some time. Mrs. Lemon left for Syracuse OIL
the evening train.
Hon. Frank A. Whittier, state agent for tn
employment of discharged prisoners, was at tn
prison on the 26th interviewing those who will
soon be leaving their comfortable quarters her
to face cold, uncharitabe world
Mrs. William COckrOft, of Fergus Falls, re
turned home Monday after visit of two week
with Mrs. C. p. Austin. Mrs. Austin accompa
MED her and will spend two or three week
visiting friends in Fergus Falls and vicinity.
The three prisoners committed on the iT
determinate sentence plan OF which we mad
mention in last weeks MIRROR, made thei
escape Saturday night and have not yet bee
recaptured although vigorous search has bee
made in all directions. They were only coon
and knew no better.
Warden Wolfer has contracted for enoug
sisal and manila to keep the Irvine factor
running until July, and carload shipments al
being received almost daily. The purchas
was made some weeks ago when the prices wer
low, and this foresight will be saving of quit
a sum to the farmers of the state who use tn
Irvine.
Last Sunday was gala day in the Chautauqu
Circle. 1t was the last regular meeting of tn
collegiate year, and an excellent program wa
presented to the following visitors: Warde
Wolfer, wife and child, Mrs. F. II. Lemon, M
and Mrs. T. J.. Connolly, Miss O'DOnnell, Mr.
Clara GiSh and Mrs. COnklin.