The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1913-08-14
MIRRORETTES

Labor Day and Oh, you Field Day.
Fibre is still coming in by carload lots.
Boost for the field day sports on Labor
Day.
Toilet articles were received the last of
the week.
Concrete work on the Main street is now
started in earnest.
Guard Glennon is away on his vacation.
Destination, Hudson.
Architect Johnson is busy on the plans
cor the Warden's residence.
Is old Hutch still at the old prison, or
has he gone back to Dakota?
Excavation work on the Foundry build
ing is about one-half completed.
Orders were taken this week for toilet
articles for the following month.
Don't need no window shades on the
east side of the dining room now.
Two carloads of crushed rock were re-
ceived this week for use on Main street.
Another new contributor has been added
to the old prison staff. Go to it, Heinie.
Guard Westby is back on the job after
being on the sick list for the past ten days.
Sherlock is back on the Mirror contribu-
ting staff. Come on in boys, the water
fine.
Foundation work on the Deputy Warden s
residence will be commenced during the
week.
General Office Manager Bourne was
business visitor in St. Paul Friday and
Saturday.
Mass was held in the chapel Sunday
morning at O. clock, Father Corcoran in
attendance.
Several car loads of rock, steel and &C.
ment have been received by the contractor
since last report
Asst. Deputy Warden Backland escorted
a party of friends through the institution
Saturday afternoon.
Guard Moore has had force of men
busy the past week filling in and grading
around the hospital.
Joseph Moshofsky, manager Of the
Decker Hardware Co., visited at the insti-
tuition last Monday.
Carpenters have started work on the con-
crete forms for the first story of the farm
machinery building.
The contractor has had his men busy the
past week pouring cement in the founda-
ton and footing frames.
Father Corcoran was down interviewing
inmates Saturday. He is going to stop at
the Mirror office next time.
If we have to change Pendennis around
much more it will be impossible for him to
locate his articles pretty soon.
Three hosting engines and four cement
mixers will be used in the construction of
the farm machinery buildings.
The sand, taken from the basement of
the foundry, is being used to level off the
ground beyond the south walk.
Guard Rutherford was on the sick list a
few days this week. Guard Johnson had
charge of B Shop in his absence.
ing from the Matron's department, they
must be pretty busy Whereabouts.
''Windy," chief cook in the guards
kitchen, is some hash artist. He also
knows how to dish out ice cream.
The tool house, in charge of Gen. B.,
has been moved from back of the engine
room to a position close to the hospital.
The hiking epidemic struck here; or at
least we know of two young men who
went on walking expedition to St. Paul.
Warden Wolfer conducted the ladies
who had charge Of the Flower service
through the Institution Sunday afternoon.
If you want to write for the Mirror give
your name to the guard in whose charge
you work and same will be given attention.
Capt. Alexander left Sunday night on a
business trip to Chicago. The Captain is
called on to pull off an identification
stunt.
Mr.. Newell has had force of men busy
this week making drains along the cement
sidewalk. No more swimming when it
rains.
March, April, May. They tell us that
one of the clerks in the front Office is real
fond of one of these months. There's a
reason.
on Capt. Brostrom. He says he can t
raise enough in his garden to satisfy his
appetite.
Look out for Irvine shop notes. We
have the promise of at least one contributor
from that source. Another one or two
won't hurt.
Anyone catching croppie, with a
''hook in his face can deliver same to
Ben Olson. He says he has one loose in
that condition.
Howard Johnson, son of the State Archi-