The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1913-10-16
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No wreck this week.

Mr.. Baker was business visitor in ST.
Paul Saturday.
We may be down, but we certainly are
not out-yet.
Work on the auditorium stage is pro-
crossing rapidly.
Miss NOR was business caller at the
sanctum Tuesday.
Who was it that arrived home the other
night at 2 G. m.s
Guard Glennon was away on business
Thursday afternoon.
Warden Wolfer was visitor at the Mir
ror Office Thursday.
Warden Wolfer escorted party of
friends through Friday.
Wonder if Bamboo Slim is still alive and
able to answer an emergency CALI
Overcoats have been much in evidence
with the yard guards the past week.
Never mind, she will be home one of
these days and you will forget all about
it.
Chaplain Mccoy acted as escort to
party of visiting ministers Friday and Sat-
urday.
The St. Paul Foundry Co. have their
equipment all placed and ready to start
work.
The contractor has received several car
loads of steel and other building material
the past week.
Footings are all completed in the foundry
building and work has been commenced on
the wall forms.
Supt. Reed, of the St. Cloud Reforma-
tory, was visitor Friday, the guest of
Warden Wolfer.
One of the daubers has been busy paint
ing cell floors on first gallery of Cell Hall
B the past week.
The occupant of Cell 227 will exchange
the Argosy and Top Notch for the New
Story Magazine.
General Office Manager Bourne escorted
party of friends through the various de-
partments Friday afternoon.
Guard Steven says the Mirrors advice,
in some instances, is good, and from this
on intends to abide by it.
The choir is to be complimented on
their singing Sunday morning. Stick to it
boys, you know practice makes perfect.
The Hallelujah Line has changed hands
during the past week. Guard Moshier
having purchased Guard Raymo's stock.
The kitchen boat was rocked again last
Friday and Slivers fell overheard. He is
again full Aedged member of the Muck
ers Union.
Grading in front of the hospital has
started in earnest, and no doubt by the
time snow flies the grade will be at the
proper level.
All false work for the second story of
Farm Machinery building is completed,
and men have started to lay reinforcement
for the floor.
John Hanley, son of F. T. Hanley of
the Hanley- Casey Co., was an interested
visitor at the institution Friday, the guest
of Supt. Graham.
Our good natured pressman has been
walking on air the past week. Heard good
news from the Federal Parole Board. Hope
the attorney general approves.
Notice the pair of smoked glasses Capt.
Alexander is wearing3 Says he wants the
population to all look alike, and that was
something plain glasses wouldn't do.
The many hills of dirt around the in
stitution are rapidly disappearing. They
are using all the loose dirt and rocks to fill
in around the farm machinery building.
Warden Wolfer, Mr.. Whittier, Rev.
Smith and Rev. Benson left Friday night
for indianapolis, Ind, where they will at
tend the American Prison Congress.
Pat, assistant front runner, is going into
the concrete mixing business when he
leaves here. Sure ought to make good if
noisy masticating has anything to do with
concrete.
One of the guards asked another where
his overcoat was and was politely informed