The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1913-11-27
M | R R 0 R ETTEs
! was ON the lob again this week.

Carpenters are busy at work on the
cottages.
Yes sir, that turkey eating match Is to
be pulled off at noon.
General Office Manager Bourne returned
Monday from his business trip.
Chaplain Mccoy conducted services IN
the Auditorium Sunday morning.
Walden Wolfer made few timely re-
marks TO the inmates Sunday morning.
If all reports are true, Mr.. Mcmillan
has been enjoying venison the past week
We have no editorial on Thanksgiving
this issue. We said our say in the last
issue.
lust kinder wonder if there is any chance
of Helliograms showing up in our midst
ere long.
Considering that winter is almost upon
us. the number of daily visitors is re-
markable.
Pendennis had to give way this week and
allow the Thanksgiving contributors to
have full sway.
Letters from Mr.. Rosing are coming
thick and fast Mr. Mcclellan IS the
latest recipient.
No, that was not a halter strap the man
was wearing Sunday; it was brand
splinker new necktie.
And Christmas is only one month
away Holidays are going to come fast
and furious for a few weeks.
Three young ladies, clerks in the front
Office, were escorted through the institution
departments by Mr.. Mcmillan Friday.
Have enough Thanksgiving articles on
hand to get out 80 page edition. hat
will have to account for the scarcity of
locals.
You will certainly have to hand it to the
choir boys. They certainly did some
mighty fine singing Sunday morning at
chapel service.
You will find the titles for the different
officials in the editorial column, Several
changes have been made the past week
and it would be well to note who's who
Painters are laying the glass on new
greenhouse. For the present the green
house is not going to be large affair, but
will answer the purpose at this institution
for the present.
Suds is going to sue the Mirror for libel,
SANDER, etc Last week we moved "a to
Srd, and Studs says he don't want no gopher
league suit. We apologize. 1t should
have been $40 to 3rd.
1t has been demonstrated to our entire
satisfaction that it pays to advertise, and
suffice to say that we don want any more
applicants for the ''cold storage job.
Enough is enough, but too much is more
than plenty.
Whoever is responsible for the splitting
of the quartettes and making them into
one, arr and arr, SO to speak, certainly
deserves a vote of thanks The men who
composed the quartette Sunday morning
certainly can, and also knows how to sing.
Wonder when the band and orchestra is
going to make their appearance down here.
Course we know that the old place can fur
nish larger audience, but it is doubtful If
they are as good judges of Uncle John q
Co., excellent playing as we uns of the
new home.
The Steward has a few toilet articles
which have been scratched from toilet
articles order, but for which, on next order
day. he will accept orders for SO long as
thew last, namely-Cashmere Bouquet soap;
Cutcura soap; Allen Foot Ease; Arnica
Tooth soap and Hand Sapolio.
Rumor has it that there will be some
thing doing today in the auditorium. 1t
is said that Mgr. Hayes, of the Grand, is
going to bring a troup here to formally
open the new auditorium. This is not
authentic information, but we have a
sneaky feeling that we are coming awful
close to the truth.