The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1913-07-17
MIRR0RETTES
BY oC.

II aWIul 10 DC IN suspense. Ism II!
No change in the choir lineup during
the past week.
Black dirt is nearly all placed in front of
cell house A.
Officer J. G. Anderson has returned
from his vacation.
Absorbing common sense is not past
time. It's duty.
Excavation for the new factory building
has been completed.
"Peter The Silent has been granted a
parole and leaves us soon.
Parole Agent Whittier was down Thurs
day interviewing inmates.
What's become OF the gink that used to
put water in the milk?
Opportunity is the only knocker that is
welcome. Phillistine.
Ground was broken Saturday afternoon
for the new foundry building.
Nearly all of the Irvine stored in the
warehouse has been shipped.
Warden Wolfer held interviews with in
mates Thursday and Saturday.
An abundance of ''green goods is be-
ing received daily from the farm.
The lift gates at the main entrance are
working like watch these days.
Carpenters have begun work on Assist.
Deputy Warden Backland's house.
The wall cleaners are finished with the
work of cleaning down, painting, etc.
Ben Olson has reentered the service of
his brother, Contractor 0. H. Olson.
Anywhere near the chapel around 3 p.
M, daily is no place for nervous person.
When it comes to ''sign language
Night Turnkey Keene is in class by him
self.
"Hasty'' has given up the song biz and
is now figuring out how to side step
"Cap."
Contractor O. H. Olsen is getting ready
his plans for the new factory basement
walls.
Officer Steven took party of St. Paul
friends through the prison Sunday after
noon.
enough for us-the other costs too much
in the end.
That screen firm is powerful slow.
Wonder if they know summer only lasts
few months?
The concrete crew have commenced the
laying of the sidewalk between the dining
hall and laundry.
The 'sSwede Limited has been little
off schedule the past week. Full tonnage
oyorv trim wac the cauSp
Supt M ullen of the farm TOOK advantage
of the rainy day Friday and paid House
Steward Doyle visit.
]. E. Desautels was down from the old
prison Saturday. We generally take an
inventory after he leaves.
main entrance, rotunda and main corridor
down to the service room.
Father Corcoran celebrated Mass in the
chapel Sunday morning, making few
timely remarks to those present.
Louis Stevens was appointed night en-
gineer, vice A. H. Westphal removed from
the service. Effective July 10th.
Night Turnkey Cayonette, of the old
prison staff, paid us visit Saturday
Gap Alexander says: "Bald heads
may be the sign of great intellectually, but
l know of two or three other signs too. y
The landscape architects were busy last
Wednesday laying out their work for loca-
ton of the various houses outside of grounds.
''Mex'' was up ordering supplies Thurs
day. After scanning the list carefully he
insisted on being put down for the
"works.
''Cap." Alexander has rented the house
recently vacated by A. Johnson. AS soon
as his family returns from the east he will
move in.
The Board of Parole held their usual
monthly meeting last Tuesday. They
granted seven paroles and six conditional
discharges:
The wall cleaners have finished their
work outside of the walls and have COM
menced work on the main building inside
the Enclosure.
''R. c. has been given another chance.
Leaving his own self out of the question,
he owes it to every man in here to make
good this time.
A lady visitor exclaimed the other day:
''My, those walls are beautiful" Maybe
so, maybe SO; guess our sense of beauty is
on the blink though.
The ladies of the Christian Scientists So
ciety conducted services in the chapel Sun
day morning. An unusual number of
visitors were present.
Order day, 'tMike' blew in and pro-
ceeded to make noise like chicken.
IL l.