The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1913-07-31
M|RRORETTES
By O'C.

By &C.
Peter the Silent has vamoosed
The "Cold Storage is empty.
My but it's getting cloudy around these
diggins.
Grading outside of the walls is progress
ing nicely.
The Dentist was on the job Monday. So
was Paddy.
The ''Daubers'' are still at it. We
should worry.
The Deputy Warden held usual inter
views Saturday.
One more was added to the female popu-
lation Saturday.
officer Haefner has returned from his
vacation. Single.
]. E. Desautels, of the old prison office,
was down Friday.
H. Booren piloted some visitors through
the prison Sunday afternoon.
Senator Cotea, of Stevens county, was
an interested visitor Saturday.
The choir are busy getting in shape
for the Song Service, Sunday.
Heliograms, who is the new guy3 l
don't savvy the chirography.
Contractor Olson is assembling lot of
material for the new buildings.
Plasterers commenced work on the As
sistant Deputy's house "Wednesday.
Ever notice that most all of the chronic
kickers were ''stew buns on the outside!
Officer Glennon has plans all made for
trip to Hudson when he gets his vacation.
Chief Engineer Schatz has returned from
his trip to the coast and reports a hne trip.
The Warden conducted party of in
terested visitors through the prison thurs
day.
A crew of men were busy in the Irvine
plant Sunday morning repairing the twlne
hoist.
Several of the prominent members of the
grand jury were relieved from duty during
the week.
P.V. Anderson has been busy during
the past week patching all defects in the
plastering.
Officer Clapperton of the old prison
staff paid us visit last week, wearing the
usual smile.
From the slant l got at Harry Booren
the other day it looks as though some one
has returned.
Signs of winter are approaching. The
Matron's department are busy on the win
ter uniforms.
lust as soon as the ice crop is exhausted
it is expected that the old ice house will
be torn down.
There is possibility that water
softener'' plant will be built on the site OF
the old hreroom.
What an awful line of Chunk some of
these ginks have to throw at some unsuspect-
ing sympathizer.
About 800 students of the State Agri-
cultural school were conducted through
the prison last week.
The ladies of the Christian Scientist
society assisted the choir at their usual
weekly practice Friday last.
Superintendent Olson has moved his Of
fee building from the parade grounds to a
site back of the water tower.
Superintendent of Construction Robert
son, was in St. Paul Monday, consulting
with State Architect Johnson.
The Consumers Power company have
been busy during the week running high
tension line into the power plant.
The 'Nose' referred to in last week S
issue has not as yet abated. The color is
however changed to "Alice Blue.
Parole Agent Whittier was down Thurs
day. interviewing inmates who are to APP
pear before the parole board shortly.
The motor truck brought down load
of records from the old prison Friday.
They have been stored in the basement.
Transportation companies are busy
assembling rolling stock preparatory to
moving Gap Brostrom's potato crop.
Some class to that speech Fitzgerald, of
the front office, made to bunch of visitors
Saturday afternoon. Oh, you Demos
themes!
Anyone wanting young Rosing, of the
front office, any of these hot afternoons
will find him down in the cool basement,
busy filing
Officer Wellborn has been assigned to
night duty in the cell hall, vice Officer
Sederberg, assigned to day work. Efec-
tive July Doth
The seats in the school room are to be
rearranged About 100 more will be add
ed. All the seats will be permanently
bolted to the stone floor.
Officer Johnson has been assigned to duty
in the power house, vice Officer Stranberg,
assigned to duty in cell hall GA, in