The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1913-09-11
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H. T. Krellwitz has been appointed guard
and assigned to wall duty.
S. A. Butler has been appointed guard
and assigned to duty on the wall.
Mr.. Robertson says someone has to buy
him new tape line. Gosh! we cant
Guard o. ] johnson recently resigned
his position here on account of i'll health.
Almost all of the corrugated iron for
the floor slab, on the first floor, is in place,
ready for pouring of cement.
Guard E. Ahlin resigned his position
here and returned to his former place of
employment, the Fergus Falls asylum.
By Saturday night, weather permitting,
the main stem will be completed to outer
wagon gate. A drain has been placed in
the center of the street to take care of all
surface water.
E. S. Hoover, in charge of the farm at
the New Jersey reformatory at Railway,
was an interested visitor the past week.
State Agent Whittier escorted him through
the various departments.
Guard Bell and Foreman Berg are con-
templating going into the concrete street
building business permanently. If this
should accidently be true, suppose the firm
will be B. & Bad Business.
Rex is all there when it comes to doing
job work. The way he eats up work
causes one to believe that he was raised in
print shop. 1t has only been little over
a wear AGO that he filled the position of
''devil.
DR.. Newman returned from his vacation
the first of the week. The Doctor reports
splendid time. The majority of his
vacation he spent on his farm fishing, swim
ming and just resting. He sure raises
mighty fine apples on that farm of his.
The inmates showed so much interest in
the recent song service, that Chaplain
Mccoy is going to have another service on
Sunday, Sept. 28th. Turn out in goodly
number for this service and show the
chaplain and choir boys that you appre-
ciate their efforts.
Foremen Trott and Strebel and Asst.
Supt. Gurley were interested visitors at the
State Fair Tuesday. Mr.. Gurley says
that if he had been one of the Irvine judges
at the Fair, and in 20 way connected with
this institution, he would have certainly
handed our Irvine card No. 1.
Do you get hep to the new runner Capt.
Brostrom has? Denney may only have one
arm, but he is the hardest working little
man around the cell hall. Capt. Brostrom
says the best thing about Denney, is the
fact that when he wants him, he does not
have to send the rest of the cell hall crew
out to find him.
The seats in the school room are being
rapidly placed in position. This is quite a
job; similar to the one recently completed
in the dining room. The holes are being
drilled in the floor with an electric drill.
Mr.. Robertson says everything will be
ship-shape when school opens.
A crew of men are busy excavating for
the west warehouse. Footings will soon
be placed This warehouse is Just beyond
the south wall. In about two weeks Mr..
Olson expects to have all material removed
from where east warehouse Gnside the
walls) is to be built. As soon as this is
done, excavating work will start there.
Guard Morrison springs one: In a
crowd of visitors which he escorted through
this week, was one man who was awful in
quisitive. After leaving the Irvine factory,
Mr.. lnquisitiveness walked up to Mr..
Morrison and said: ''Say, they sure do
make lots of rope here, but I'd like to
know where they make the twine.' Ouch!
'sSalted peanuts aid the digestion, ease
the temper, drive away the glooms. They
also help to keep up the cheerful feeling.
You can get them at the Relief Fund
counter by ordering from the Deputy
Warden Thus reads notice in the
Kansas Penitentiary Bulletin. Gosh! now
how about ice cream, chocolate drops,
peanut bar-nuf! I won't do it no more,
honest.