The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1896-04-02

Ala society, thursday dIIoTnOOuS. ldultS
Missionary Society," the last Friday of each
month.
Local and General.
We have careful thought for the stranger
And smiles for the sometimes guest;
But oft for our own the bitter tone,
Though we love our own the best.
All! lips with the curl impatient,
All! brow with the shade of scorn,
'Twere a cruel fate were the night too late
To undo the work of the morn.
Selected.
Patients undergoing treatment in hospital
Prison population April end Males. 453;
females, 3
Average school attendance for the week end
ing April 2nd 151
Editor Louis de Lestry, of the Sentry paid our
Office a visit on Thursday.
Prisoners received during the week ending
April end, 3. Discharged.G G.
Grade standing April end: First grade. 80;
second grade. 1874: third grade. IL.
We had the pleasure of visit on Saturday
from Mr.. c. A. Terra. of the st. Paul Globe.
Sheriff c. E. Chapel and Mr.. Sherwood Hough.
of ST. Paul, registered in THE MIRROR office on
Thursday.
Mr.. G. NJ. Graham. of Wells, MIMI. and Mr..
S. C. Brace, of Mabel MIMI, were callers at the
prison Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. l.. Burk. of Minneapolis, Mrs.
c. H. Wakeman and Mrs. M. d. Crazy, city, were
callers at the prison Monday.
Messrs. H. j. White and w. j. Nelson, of Min
neapOlis friends of DR.. Newman, were shown
about the prison by the doctor on Friday.
Sheriff George H. Goodspeed, of Waseca Co.
Mimi, called at the prison Monday and re-
newed his subscription to THE MIRROR.
Mr. E. b. Geesaman and wife and Mrs
Nichols, of Minneapolis, were escorted about the
prison by Deputy Warden Lemon on the Goth.
Mr.. l.. Koran, Minneapolis. Granville w
Smith. sheriff of Washington Co., and MIR. L
Torinus, city, registered in our office March 9th
Messrs. A. H. Rand and G. Howard, of Mime
apolis. accompanied by Mr.. B. B. Smith, agent
place on Saturday.
On March Dist of the present year the popula
ton of the Concord, Mass, reformatory was 9S2
a decrease of Sc from the number for the CORE
spending date of 1895.
Mrs. Edward Taylor, wife of Mr.. Taylor of tn
Union Shoe and Leather Co., and Mr.. JOSEPH
LiZOtte and family. were shown about the insti
tuition by Asst. Deputy GlennOn on Monday.
Sheriff P. J. Lindquist, of Goodhue. Co., MI
Edward johnson, of Red Wing, and j. A. Ander
son, of Cannon Falls, Mimi, accompanied b
Or. Newman made a tour of the prison yestel
day.
Mr.. Joseph Santry and wife, accompanied b
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Elliott, city, we're show
about the prison on March Goth. Mr.. Santry
the advance agent of the Moore and Livingston
Theatrical Co.
Messrs. Edgar A. Trip. of Round Lake, Gle
r. Leonard, of Rushmore, Samuel F. People, {
Worthington, and Caddie v. Allen, of st, Pau
viewed the various departments of this institl
ton on Friday.
The wife of a corn doctor was lifted Off of tn
train here the other day. To a friend she sal
tnaC ner husband was SCllI prdcClc1Dg on ne
toes, but she thought that by next July sf
would be able to walk on her hands.-Walsh G,
IN. d. Record.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Boomer, city, made
tour of the prison Thursday. Mr.. BloOmer VIZ
for number of years guard at the prison, an
at present is engaged in the manufacture of h
Acme Folding Drawer table, which is meetn
with sale beyond his most sanguine expect
tiOns.
The Perian Circle at the meeting last Sunda
was honored by the presence of Warden an
Mrs. Wolfer; Deputy Warden Lemon, wife an
daughter; DR.. Newman Miss Ella O'Donnel an
two lady visitors, friends of Asst. Deputy War,
en- Glennon; Attorney Brewer. of St. Clou'
Supt. Weld and Prof. Aylard of the city school