The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1913-09-11
MIRRORETTES

MIRRORETTES
September 28th.
Song service September Is.
Guard Steven was St. Paul visitor
Friday.
Now amt you sorry you growled at
Sammief
Jim M. has been made runner at the
turkeys Office.
Guard Mosier has been transferred from
the wall to supernumerary duty.
The head dauber leaves us soon on pa
role. Good luck, A. ]. G.
Better stick to clerking boys and cut the
ssballahoo'' business out.
You can't get Fitz excited or cause him
to show signs of nervousness.
Excavating for the machine shop build
ing is prac tically completed.
The Hanley- Casey Co. will soon be a
thing of the past hereabouts.
Major is giving good imitation of the
off again, on again Irishman.
Guard Husting, of the old prison,
brought four men down Saturday.
Carpenter work on the first floor of the
factory building is almost completed.
The screens on the doors are to keep the
flies out. Tail end herders take notice.
Ben Olson conducted party of friends
through the institution Friday afternoon.
Did YOU notice the cane that was leading
Willis Rosing around Saturday afternoon
Salvation Tim has been transferred from
the dining room force to the Muckers
Union.
Bet the men at the old prison would
hate to see the band transferred down here
for keeps.
The Ladies of the Christian Science So
ciety, held services in the Auditorium
Sunday.
Screens will practically all be in place
Saturday night. This improves things
wonderfully.
Guard Raymor, he of race horse fame,
has been transferred from wall duty to the
crew of daubers.
Night Guard Steven will be long time
arriving at the millionaire stage, judging
from all reports.
Mr.. Robertson says this place is over
crowded with love-sick mortals. Now,
Just who did he mean?
Landscaper Newell was St. Paul visit
or Tuesday. The arrival of the "Majes-
tic is responsible.
The construction crew has been busy the
past week placing the mushroom rein
forcement for concrete.
Stan, erstwhile water boy for the con-
crete gang, is again holding down the lob
ster shift in the Mirror office.
Bids were received Saturday for the
erection of greenhouses. No doubt work
will soon be commenced.
Woodie, runner for the turnkey and
usher, has been pushed up notch, and is
now acting as Wardens runner.
Capt. Alexander was St. Paul visitor
Saturday afternoon. Guard Piculell had
charge of laundry, solitary, etc.
Foreman Alexander escorted his brother,
c. A., and party of young ladies
through the institution Friday.
Oh, joy! Asst. Deputy Warden Back
land has finally moved into that house we
have been telling you so much about.
Mr.. Gus Rosengren, of Hager City,
Wis, visited the institution Saturday, the
guest of Supt. of Construction Robertson.
Chilly Alexander sure had to take a
back seat in the art of exaggeration the
past week. Ask Usher Brennan for partic-
ulars.
Will have to give it to Usher Brennan.
He at least knows what he is talking about
and the visitors don't give him the merry
ha! ha!
The contract for the electrical work on
the new buildings was let the past week to
the North Western Electrical Co., of St.
Paul.
Hon. P. M. Ringd al, former member of
the State Board of Control, is president of
the new Polk County State Bank at
Crookston.
Harry Boreen says he can get more fun
out of staying at home taking care of the
horses, than he can going to the Fair.
What's the answer?
The man in cell 227 would like to ex-
change numerous magazines for the De-
troit Journal and the Sunday supplements
of Minneapolis papers.
The hosting engine has been busy the
past week filling the large concrete bin
with sand, crushed rock and cement, pre-
paratory for concrete pouring.