The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1895-05-02
Methodist Episcopal.

Methodist Episcopal.
Third street. opposite Pittman House. Rev. c. A;
CREssY, pastor. Services at 1890 a. m. and
League at 400 p. m. Epworth League at 6:3O
p. m. Prayer meeting. Wednesday evening
at 7:3O Pastors class in Bible Study. Friday
evening at 1880. Ladies Bible Circle. Friday
at SOC p. m. Mrs. S. B. SlOcumb. teacher.
Pastors residence. 523 N. Second street.
Grace Congregational.
Corner 5th and Laurel streets, Rev. j. H.
ALBERT, pastor. Sunday services. preach,
Tag 1890 a. m. and 7:45 ?: m: sunday ochool
Christian Endeayor $50 p. m. Children
at $Ee sd Ok ades
Missionary Society, the last Friday of each
month.
LOCALS.
Five car loads paving blocks were received
last Friday.
The paving of Main Street began yesterday
morning.
Steward Benner spent Sunday in Minneapolis
among friends.
A new portico is being placed over the entrance
to the lower Offices.
Keeper Thomas Rush is again confined to his
home with sickness.
large force of men are repairing the sewers
in front of the solitary.
One car load wood boxes arrived at Union Shoe
& Leather Co.'S Shops Monday.
The dandelions have been weeded out of the
park and lawns during the past few days.
Mr. E. s. Rogers and Miss McFall daughter of
Keeper McFall, were taking in the prison sights
Friday.
The latest arrivals were three very pretty little
Bantam's. Deputy Warden Lemon received
them from Mansfield Ohio.
Senator MastermaR and Chief of Fire De-
partmeEt F. E. Joy of saltwater, were observed
in the prison yard Tuesday morning.
Clark E. Brown, of Grinnell, Ia, accompanied
the deputy in round of the prison last Monday,
registering with THE MIRROR.
New flooring will be placed in the setting up
shop, part of which will be converted into super.
intendent Hanlon's Office and repair shop for
new Irvine industry.
surprise awaited us in THE MIRROR office
Monday morning. Our plants were all in bloom
We had given them up for gomez long since
hence, the surprise.
The query is where did Keeper Lester Bord-
we'll and his crew go when the heavens broke
loose yesterday afternoon. How six men with
nothing but an S-fOOt boat and Panama straw
hat escaped a ducking is what agitates us.
The following members of ST. Paul'S medical
fraternity viewed the prison sights last Saturday
under the escort of DR.. Boleyn: j. 7. ChristisOn
MD, Z. w. Spottswood, NJ D., E. w. Banner
M, D., Chas. r. Ball. M. d.. C. r. Marelus, NJ d
Prison clerk. f. A. O'Brien received wore
Saturday from j. 5. O'Brien. of the board OF
managers. who is at Nashville, Tenn, stating
that the latter's horse James s., died last Satur
day. He has recently added Easter and Maid O
Honor to his stable.
Part of the new binding Irvine machinery wa
put in operation last Friday, and if when all arr
running they can grind out the noise the ma
chine called the Hog" does the boys will have
to get a vocophone to speak to each other. TIT
end Hog is a hummer.
Keeper John May who has been Ill for near
eight months past has again resumed his dutle
at the prison. looking better, and apparently
much stronger than when leaving here last sum
mer. He is acting turnkey while Turnkey Taylo
is doing duty in the ushers office owing to tn
absence of Usher Kenyon, on vacation.
Mr.. A. G. Triebel of the Minnesota Mercantil
n
Dubuque Iowa. were guests at the prison Tues
day. dining with Warden Wolfer. In the after
noon Mr.. Triebel escorted Mr.. and Mrs Withe
in a round of the prison, spending few
pleasant moments in THE MIRROR office.
From $50 to 200 cases of shoes are shipped dali
from Union shoe & Leather Co.'S shops. Severa
new sole cutting machines are on the road an
when they arrive extensive changes will be mad
in the shops. All of the sewing machines will
removed to the top floor, and the lower floor wi
be utilized exclusively as cutting and store room
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Meffitt, General Manage
Standard Oil Co., Chicago, ILL.,; Mr.. Jane
Bartels, General Manager Standard Oil Co., 9
st, Paul; and Mr.. H. T. King. of King Bro!
saltwater, were visitors at the prison last FIR
day. Escorted by Usher Taylor the party too
in all the prison sights, registering with tn
MIRROR.
NJ. Demeules editor of Echo de L'Ouest, Z
Minneapolis, accompanied by Mr.. F. A. Ros'
of 1888 Storms Ave., Chicago and Miss Dell
Demeules of 224 Nicolett Ave. Minneapolis wer
visitors at the prison last Thursday Ushe
Taylor escorted the party through the variou
departments, including our den where the part
registered.