The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1914-04-02

fecOhStTUctaOn OF our homes, ana q TecacM
of religion. DIR. S. G. Smith,
April.
Palm Sunday next.
Then Easter and Eggs.
Now for showers and flowers.
May it rain good fortune on many.
Wanted-An Easter card. Address the
Editor.
Spring is surely here. The boys of Con-
structor Olson's office are out passing the
ball
Doctor Newman accompanied large
party of friends through the new prison
Friday.
Guards Baron and Hinton of the Night
Hawks squad, have been on the sick list for
several days past.
The pardon board is scheduled to hold its
quarterly session on Monday April 18th.
What will the harvest be?
Work is progressing rapidly on the two
new wings to the Crystal Palace and Land
scaper Newell is happy.
Construction work on the foundry and
forge buildings is about completed-Now
comes the roof and glazing
Deputy Warden Sullivan entertained a
number of lady friends by showing them
through the new prison Monday.
The Winona Weekly Leader seems to be
trying to out menace the Menace, judging
by ITS editorial pages for the past month or
so.
Asst. Deputy Warden Backland enter
tanned number of relatives Friday after
noon by showing them the wonders of the
silent city.
The members of the Carlton College glee
club of Mortified, were visitors last Thurs
day; escorted by Mr.. Fitzgerald of the
front office force.
Former Congressman Bede, Exmayor
Foley of South Saltwater, Andersen Ewart,
and Hugh Campbell, were new prison
visitors Tuesday.
Kew. John Mccoy, new prison chaplain;
is quietly preparing surprise for the boys
for the Easter services. Get ready for it
and look for real treat
They are putting in the window frames
on the second story of the new machinery
building and pushing the brick work on the
third to completion. Won't be long.
Some unknown friend has sent us a COPY
of very interesting little booklet entitled
"The Sinners Friend. We have read it,
and it has helped us. Thank you very much.
We owe our sincere thanks to Capt Hart
man for the loan of his shoe horn Sunday
morning. Without it we never would have
been able to get our pillow into the pillow
case.
Speaking of ''silent city Wonder who
the deaf man was who gave this busy centre
of industry such name:-He surely was
never in the Irvine plant or the old prison
shoe factory.
Blonde w., our patient little barber left
us Saturday full of enthusiasm and bright
hopes for the future. He left the Editor
clock as remembrance, for which he has
our thanks.
The Muckers are making rapid progress
these days leveling off the lawn about the
new hospital. 1t is certainly going to be
real beauty spot ''when the grass grows
green all around, all around
1HStcdu VI tOIHOStOneS, permit us TO Sug-
gest the advisability of establishing can
ming industry here this summer. The board
will experience no difficulty in finding
candidates willing to be Canned
Landscaper Newell has harvested his
early crop of radishes and has substituted
in their place a fine growing of tobacco
plants of type that would tickle the heart
of Herr Hugo if he could see them.
Mr.. M. E. Jacobson of Madison, Mimi
was visitor at this institution Saturday last
week. Mr.. Jacobson is an agent for the
Minnesota Machines at Madison, and an
ticipates nice business this season.
Messrs F. P. Sullivan of St. Paul and
]. F. Filepe of the firm of Filepe and
Novak, Biscay, Mimi, were visitors at the
new prison Tuesday and were escorted
through the various shops by Mr.. Fitz-
gerald.
The foreman of the print shop is the
proud possessor of fine pair of Indian
moccasins procured through the generosity
of Big Chief Dec, also of the Mirror force
All John needs now is the paint and feathers
to make an ideal warrior bold.