The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1913-09-18
MIRRORETTES

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That's the pace that kills, fellow!
The painting of the cells is all completed.
Guard Smith is away on his annual va
cation.
Usher Brennan was on the sick list few
days this week.
Rev. Mccoy conducted services in the
auditorium Sunday.
Work was started the first of the week
on the east warehouse.
Wedding bells are sure going to ring
before many more days.
Bet four bits he don't smoke any more
cigarettes inside the walls.
The men ordered their monthly supply
of toilet articles the past week.
Guard Moore has crew of men work
ing outside the walls this week.
Guard Parent is some Splinter. Made
four blocks in three minutes.
Don't forget the song service on Sunday,
Sept. %. Everybody welcome.
The Deputy Warden held usual inter
views Saturday-10:30 and 2:30.
Rev. Mccoy was pleasant caller at the
Mirror Office Monday afternoon.
Takes more than the price of bag of
peanuts to start Street-paving firm.
Wed like to find the fellow who put
Al IL IL
Landscaper Newell conducted party of
friends through the institution the past
week.
Capt. Alexander is going to employ a
tbell hop to find his room for him after
this.
Foreman Torgerson, of the Worthing-
ham Co., has been on the job the past
week.
The hill at the back of the institution
looks rather forlorn. Corn all cut and in
the silo.
A. w. Van Hafften of the Kettle River
Creosote Paving Co., was business visitor
Monday.
Mr.. Stevenson, of the front office force,
returned the first of the week from his va
cation.
Major belongs to two unions now. The
muckers is the one he will stick by the
longest.
They must read the Mirror Guards
are now making holler when they don't
receive one.
Look out for the auto Auto be hanged.
That's the bay mare and the white-vest
approaching.
We've given up all hopes of ever riding
in Guard Stevens auto. It's not our
fault either.
The firm of o. & S., Bookbinders, was
Dissolved the past week, the junior member
selling out.
The ]. P. Adams Co. has been granted
the heating and vent Hating contract for the
new buildings.
The Mirror force is busy turning out
Irvine and farm machinery contracts for
the season of 1914.
The way night Guard Wellborn hops
around makes one belieS that he is practic-
ing the Turkey Trot.
Guard Raymo may not be much of
race horse man, but he is sure there on the
fancy vest business.
Must be a new engine attached to the
Lightning Express making schedule time
the past few days.
1t is all right to praise the penitentiary,
but we could do darned sight better job
if we were outside.
Three thousand Minnesota No. l
Mower repair price lists were turned out at
the Mirror ofh &c this week.
!. P. Adams was here this week laying
out the work for his men in connection
with the heating and ventilating.
A crew of men under direction of Land
scaper Newell have been busy the past
week levelling the parade ground.
Guard Sederberg says he has record for
throwing baseball 303 feet. Must have
carried it two-thirds of the distance.
Ben says it was 7:20 in place of 11:2O.
Well apologize, but there is no excuse for
not having them in commission now.
Excavation work on the the sight of the
west warehouse is completed and forms are
being placed for the concrete footings.
Two of the contributors switched jobs
this week. Nc. is in the machine shop
and A. c. takes Mes. place in Shop E.
The fellow who goes around with a Ian
tern looking for honest men, wants to get
an electric headlight when he comes
here.
The City Council of Saltwater has taken
under advisement the widening of Seventh
Street, for the purpose of permitting Ben
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