The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1895-10-24

the Minnesota state framing ScnOOl at ReQ
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One of the latest arrivals brought his violin
with him, but he will find that we dance to a
different kind of music here.
J.. II. Lister of the firm of Butler, Homan
and Co., commission merchants of Chicago, H.,
was a caller at our office Saturday.
Sheriff A. w. Fuhrmann and wife, of Winona.
were visitors at the prison Saturday. THE
MIRROR acknowledges pleasant call.
United States Deputy Marshal Hineman. of
Oklahoma T., brought a prisoner last Thursday
sentenced to term of four years for perjury.
Mrs. c. X. Nichols and daughters Lena and
Lillian. of Pierce. Mo-. were chaperoned through
the prison by Guard Anderson and wife the 18th.
Mrs. Louis Cleareau, Miss Agnes and Miss
Bell Cleareau. Miss Mary Dupre and Miss Della
Roy all of Saltwater. were visitors at the prison
yesterday.
The librarians are now engaged on a catalogue
of the books. and all library books have been
taken from the cells and no more will be issued
until further orders.
DR.. ChaS. Smith, of st. Paul. pension eX-
aminer, was at the prison last week taking
an applicant for pension.
U. S. Deputy Marshal T. j. Sheehan delivered
prisoner from Duluth on the 10Th who will
serve fifteen months and pay fine of 500 for
selling liquor to Indians.
Mrs. f. f. Garvis of Kalamazoo, Mich. Mrs.
A. C. Thompson and w. H. Gemmeu. of st.
Paul, were escorted through the prison by
Warden WOlfer the nth.
Among the prisoners received last week were
two sentenced by the U. S District Court, at
Duluth. to serve five years each and to pay
fine of 500 for counterfeiting.
A. Anderson. deputy sheriff of Scott county,
called at this institution on the 18th, and left
prisoner sentenced to five months for grand
larceny in the second degree
Guard Philbrook returned from his vacation
last week, and reports that he had all the
pleasure that could be crowded into ten days
and the same number of nights.
Keeper Martin Powers received a telegram
from Dubuque Iowa. Thursday, announcing the
serious illness of his mother. Mr.. Powers left
for Dubuque on the evening train.
During the past week a crew of men under the
supervision of Deputy Warden Lemon and
Chief Engineer Jones have been laying pipes
for the automatic sprinkler system.
James Lowe, Jr., sheriff of Murray Co., called
at the prison Saturday with guest who will
remain with us for six months. Grand larceny
in the second degree was his crime.
Miss Alma r. Bittner, of St. Peter. and Miss
May ID. Burnham. of Minneapolis, personal
friends of Usher Kenyon and family, honored
our office by visit last Saturday. Miss Bittner
is at present engaged as teacher in the high
school of this city.
Warden WOlfer and his brother, Mr. James
Wolfer, left for Michigan yesterday morning, a
telegram having been received telling of the
serious illness of their father, Mr.. John Wofer,
of Munith, Mich. Warden Wofer said he did
not know when he would return.
Duluth contributed two q. S. prisoners On the
18th, one sentenced to serve two years and six
months for assault with intent to kill, the other
will serve one year and ten days and pay fine
of 500 for selling liquor to Indians.
Keeper Austin has received letter from his
son George who has for some time been an in
mate of the Childs-Drexel home for invalid
printers, at Colorado Springs, Colo, announcing
that he has been discharged as cured but will
remain there as an empl0ye of the institution
for the present.