The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1913-08-07

page IouI THIS WSSN.
Read Rex's review on ssThe Tale of the
Rat" in this weeks paper.
General Office Manager Bourne spent
Sunday at Rockford, MINI.
Did you notice the smile Guard Parent
was wearing Tuesday morning.
If you want to get Capt. Brostrom' S
'sangora' Just mention sand storm.
Isn't it queer what smile little, old
measley "buffalo" nickle will bring forth.
Warden Wolfer passed through the in
stitution Sunday afternoon with party of
friends.
Night Turnkey Keene escorted a party
of friends through the institution Friday
afternoon.
A. C. Pratt, manager of the Purity
Coal Co., was visitor at the institution
the past week.
DR.. Aucker, of the city hospital, St.
Paul, in company with a friend, were in
terested visitors here this week.
Work on the street is progressing nicely.
Weather permitting, the excavating will be
completed by the end of the week.
Next Sunday will be Flower Sunday.
Special services are to be held in the chapel
and every one is expected to attend.
Wonder when the library and orchestra
are going to desert the "mother' prison
and move to a modern institution.
The Right Honorable Mr.. Casino and
Guard Hastings, of the old prison, brought
down number of prisoners Monday.
Sherlock has resigned from the 'Muck-
ers' Union" and joined out as chief clerk
in House Steward Doyles department.
The ''man with the whiskers' was busy
doing some carpenter work in the Mirror
Office this week. John is some carpenter.
Guard Barron says that it wasn't his
looks that caused the Irvine conveyor to
bust Well, who the dickens said it was?
The local page of the Mirror is closed
Tuesday noon. Anything taking place af-
ter that time will appear in the paper the
next week.
Governor Eberhart stopped at the insti-
tuition, while on his way to meet Pedes-
trian Weston, for a short visit with War
den Wolfer.
Do you get wise to the line of "dope''
Boobies is handing you on the All Ameri-
can game of base ball? Some base ball
"dope" artist, is Boobies.
Painters have been busy the past few
days painting the metal posts supporting
the street lights, which, By the way, adds
much to their appearance.
One of the scaffolds in construction at
the Farm Machinery building, used to ele-
vate cement, was blown down during the
heavy wind storm this week.
The printing department received a
large order for hand books this week.
Looks as though the front Office was get
ing ready for the State Fair.
Did you ever notice what fast time the
Warden's runner makes when he is headed
for the kitchen around about IL a. m. and
p. M? There's reason.
The Mirror force would like to work
some hocus pocus game on General Office
Manager Bourne, and thereby gain a new
desk in keeping with the other equipment.
The editorial page is edited by Penden-
mis- this week. The matter was in type
when we took charge, and it is just little
bit too good to "throw in without
printing.
Guard Johnson has crew of men exca-
waiting on the Farm Machinery building.
When asked what he was digging such
deep hole for, replied: 'Goin' to bury
Olson's buzz wagon
"Windy Bill must have been "slip''
artist at one time with some railroad con-.
struction gang. The way he handles one
of these dirt movers readily convinces one
that he is no amateur.
Ben Olson was around inquiring how
much money we had. SaysShis car is no
common wagon, but an up-to-date Pack
ard. Yes, we suppose it is Pack (h) ard,
when the roads are damp.
81 suppose" said visitor the other
day, ''that there are some awfully tough
characters confined here When told the
tough ones were still at large he left i'm
mediately. "Fido, keep still.''
During the wind storm the other night,
the guards who were on night duty, were
looking all over the place for Capt. Hart
man. When found he was in the basement
trying to crawl under bushel basket.
Men who mark and send papers and
magazines through the exchange box,
should put the numbers on plainly, and
not more than thousand numbers on one
paper. The librarian is no handwriting
expert.
Don't exactly know how long window
pane will last if rubbed with damp cloth