The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1896-01-16
There are nine patients in the hospital.


There are nine patients in the hospital.
Prison population Jan. 18th: Males. 45;:
females. /.
The Union Shoe and Leather co. has been
Incorporated.
Prisoners received during the week ending
Jan. 18TH. $. Discharged. >.
Grade standing Jan 10th: First grade. d52
second grade rs; third grade. 10.
There is nothing that will cleanse Soiied
reputation more quickly than S $.
Sheriff ChaS. L. Chapel brought in prisoner
last week to Serve a four years sentence for
abortion.
sheriff Andrew STEVENSON and Deputy Ole
f. Hagen. of Polk Co., were callers at office
on the 18th
Messrs. Geo. l.. Wood and A. +. Rockwell. of
Eyota in company with Manager Dunn. paid our
Office a brief visit on the l4th.
Messrs 5. S. Jones and John Jones' of Mime
apolis. and Richard II. Jenkins. of Racine, Wis.,
were callers at our office en- the 18th.
Mr.. W. fl. Nugent. agent for J. V. Nertham
and Co.. of Chicago. was escorted through the
prison by Asst. Deputy Glennon on the 18th.
The average school attendance for the past
week has been $50, which is the highest number
in attendance thus far in the present session of
the school,
Are you not ashamed of Yourself begging at
midnight?"
ION. beg i'll the daytime, too. New York
Times.
Alexander Reed was received Oh the 10Th to
serve a two years sentence for the crime of
mayhem. Deputy Sheriff Pat Marley accom-
panied him to see that he did not miss train
connections.
Miss Ethel FriZZeil. of Minneapolis ii guest of
Miss Minnie Jones. called at Office on the
10th. She accompanied on her sightseeing
tour of the prison by Miss Mary Mckinney and
Asst. Deputy Warden Glennon.
We did not 20 chapel last Sunday and
therefore missed the pleasure of hearing Prof.
+. a. Yields lecture on the life of Aaron Burr
Those who heard the lecture say that it was an
Interesting. scholarly production.
Uncle" Mike a conyaIescent in the hospital
has had wonderful success with his canaries
In the last year he raised IS birds from 80 eggs
and all of these he has generously given away
THE MIRROR Office has fine singer which was
a present from Mike.
IL see, said Mrs. Hashcroft. that they have
passed All ordinance imposing fine Oh any one
who yells 'Fire!' i'll I; church,
Ion, WE'LL said the Cheerful Idiot, that sort
of preaching has pretty much gone out of date
anyway, indianapolis Journal.
.'The prisoner broke in. your honor and ate
up three pies my wife had baked. and theI
stole five copies of my book of poems begaI
the complainant.
Then" said the Judge this is not a ease fol
my court. A Iunacy commission must take il
up.''-IIarper's BaZar.
We heard a remarkable story up in the hos
pita day or two ago. and in our gueless in
nOcence. believing that no one would wilfull.
make wrong statement with intent to deceive
we wrote column, more or less, telling o
the wonderful breeding of a canary bird. FOrtu
nately for the name which our paper has estab
lished for truthfDness. we spoke of the remark
able occurrence to the librarian, who is al
authority on birds, and he pronounced the state
ment fabrication, which has saved us from th'
humiliation of publishing an untruth.
The bloomer dress, says Western humorist
"is "a pair of trousers, very baggy at the knees
siderably full where you strike match. TIT
garment is cut decOlette at the south end ant
the buttons tied around the ankles or knees t,
keep the mice out. You can't putit over you
head like you can shirt; nor around you like
corset, but you must sit on the floor and pull i
on lust as you do your stockings, one foot at
time in each compartment. You can easily tel
the right side to have in front by the buttons OF
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