The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1913-11-06
Old Prison Notes
UNCLE JOHN SAYS:


boys in shop | in the future.
!, Guard Welsch was transferred from the
wall to shop duty on November l..
Guard Scully is on the sick list, and
Guard Thompson is on the Lawn at present.
State Agent Whittier held his monthly
interview at the Deputy's Office last Friday.
The Warden held his monthly inter
views one day last week at the Deputy S
office.
The Board of Control held their month
ly meeting in the board room at the old
prison last Friday.
The world may owe every man living,
but we have to work to get it or we are
liable to go hungry.
Guard Powers is away on his ten days
vacation and Guard Cooper is in the boil
er room for the present.
The band boys will soon get set of
new instruments, and then we blay go du
Iieber Augustine. ia wohI
Former Deputy Warden Mike Colligan,
now at Sioux Falls, was visitor at the old
prison Monday October 81.
Emil Chaser, of Saltwater, was appoint
ed as guard at the old prison and is sta
toned on the wall at present
A man is getting very much in love
with himself when he has to take his own
photograph to bed with him.
Emmett Morgan, lifer, received from
Ramsey county January Is, 1918, died in
the hospital last Friday Oct. 81.
While the leaves are changing from
green to brown the boys of the institution
are changing from brown. to gray.
Butch asked Guard Husting to put
some nice soft springs under his seat next
time he gives us a ride. Ha! Hal
Guard Cartnick has resigned. His
resignation took effect on November L. He
will start business of his own in the city.
Say, Mr.. Editor, do you realize the fact
that we never see you around these diggins' :.
although you appear to be everywhere else?
You II never miss the water till the
we'll runs dry" Same thing in regard to
your opportunities: Make use of them
while you may.
If you don't succeed in life you will
have no one to blame but yourself,
because you have not tried very hard
for success.
Kings little1dog, Jip, has moved hmss
self from the greenhouse to the kitchen.
Wise little pupil. He knows where it is
good in the winter.
Sand Artist asks: eff Minnehaha Falls
La Crosse Mississippi, would ST.. Paul be
foundry No, begosh! Not as long as
they keep the bar in barber!
There was whole front page for the
Corrections and Charities, but not a word
about the orchestra. All right Mr..
Scribe, we'll remember it next time.
Tailor Nelson says he is glad that those
winter uniforms are out of his way, so he
can start right away on the summer uni
forms again. Well, if that amt going
some, eh!
Guard Pante escorted Mrs. Plante, Mr..
and Mrs. Oscar Roy, of Cloquet, Mrs.
August Roy, of Saltwater, and Mr.. Tyr,
of Minneapolis, through the various de-
partments one day last week.
Our new soap maker is there with the
goods and no joke about it. He has 400
cakes ready, each one weighing pound,
and it is the genuine article, as good as any
soap you can buy in any store.
The writer passed through the foundry
one day last week and found it nice and
cool in there. Everyone was busy and had
to hustle to keep warm. No one took no.
tice of yours truly. won't do it again!
The following is the program rendered
in the Chapel Sunday Nov 2, Rev. Ben
son, officiating:
March, Unity Hall.......... Orchestra
March; Willow Grove 49,. Orchestra