The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1913-07-03
M|RRORETTES
By &C.


The "Stork'' visited the Canary family
during the week.
Better take out an insurance policy before
you Join the choir.
Nobody will dispute you certainly it's
hot. Let it go at that.
The excavating for the new buildings is
just about completed.
Excavating for the new foundry build
ing is to be started at once.
The Deputy Warden's Office fell heir to
new typewriter Friday last.
Work repairing Irvine factory roof is fin
ished, as far as the bricklaying goes.
The Deputy Warden held usual inter-
views with the inmates on Saturday.
Professor w. H. Holland conducted a
party of friends thru the prison Friday.
The professor has been appointed
runner for the Laundry and clothes room.
]. L. E., Irvine tester in shop H, has
been transferred to Superintendent Williams
office.
The painting of the metal clothes boxes
in the ironing room was completed during
the week.
r.. Schulte-of St Paul. State Mechan-
ical Inspector, was business visitor last
Tuesday.
Parole Agent Whittier was down Satur-
day and conducted party of friends thru
the prison.
The ladies of the Christian Scientist So
ciety conducted services in the Chapel Sum-
day morning.
Considerable Roadway was made during
the week putting in the concrete curbing on
the main street.
Stanley & Floyd Moisher, brothers, have
entered the service and were assigned to
duty on the wall.
Sammy the head cell hall barber
now has an assistant. The job got pretty
strenuous lately.
Superintendent of Construction Robert
son attended meeting of the Board of
Control in St. Paul Wednesday.
The foundations for Assistant Deputy
Backland' S house are completed, and the
house will be moved on same today.
The laying of concrete curbing, which
is completed on east side of Main street,
was started on west side, Wednesday.
A gang of men have been busy all week
resurfacing the lawns that were damaged
during the construction of the sidewalks.
Dat meal in cool spring water for
drinking purposes is pretty good. That's
what the boys are getting these hot days
Officer Sawyer, "the Virgianian," left
us Thursday and when last seen was max
ing tracks for the good old Sunny South.
Officer Johnson resigned his position at
this institution, effective June Oath. He and
the "roan' horse are going back to the
farm.
The cannibal who got talkatve after he
made a meal of couple of BARRIERS, would
be in poor luck if he made mulligan out
of "Speak Easy
Ben Olson was around for the first time
Tuesday since he sprained his ankle. He
is just about able to hobbe but says he is
getting along o. K.
''There are three great epochs in life
birth, death and marriage. The first two
you cannot avoid. The Phillistine.
How about divorce as an epoch?
Representatives of the firm holding the
contract for the installation of the screens
on the main buildings were here Wednes-
day taking final measurements.
The 'Twin City Lines have devoted
half page in their new folder to descript-
ion of the Minnesota State Prison. 'The
Finest Prison in all the World
Ben Olson, who has purchased new
autom obile, says that the only thing that
is bothering him now is gasolene. Wond-
er if Paddy couldn' give him some point
erS?
"Mex" has put in an order for diving
suit. Some one must have tipped it off
that the lemonade was going to be in bar
rels on the Fourth. Diving suit or not
he'll get his.
Now that orders will be taken for supplies
every month, don't cultivate grey hairs try
ing to figure out something you want but
don't need, so that you will be sure to come
up every month.
The State Board of Control has awarded
contract for the construction of new facto-
ry buildings to Contractor o. H. Olson of
Saltwater. Construction will be commenc-
ed Immediately.
Chief Engineer Schatz has just about
gotten his organization complete for tax
ing care of the power plant and mechanical
equipment throughout the prison. He has
been pretty busy all week lining things up.