The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1914-07-30
PICKUPS AND PUNCHES
By Unnk John

Everything comes to him who waits long
enough.
Mex. says he doesn't bother his head
about Mexico, he has trouble enough of
| his own.
Deputy Warden Sullivan escorted party
| of personal friends through all the depart
ments last Friday.
Warden Wolfer and Mrs. Wolfer with
several guests watched the game from the
cell house window, Saturday.
Flower Sunday will be observed next
Sunday in the auditorium. A good pro-
gram is provided and all should attend.
"H. S. Med: Pistol Finger at the bat
Give it good swat, Pat;'' he did, and it
flew right into the nit of the little African.
Toilet articles ordered for the month of
June were received last Friday from the
Stewards department and distributed to
the inmates.
Guards Clapperton and La Rue were
transferred during the week from the old to
new prison, with their crews of painters
and machinists.
That new school room will be fine
place to hold our Chautauqua meetings,
nice and cool and each member can have
his own desk, just as in Congress, WOW!
Say, Mr.. Editor, why do they use the
word, home run. l heard that word quiet
often the last month or so, but really never
have seen anyone getting further than the
plate.
Sunday was indeed hot, dry day, it
kept Sinbad busy all day long watering the
grass around the hospital, and on several
| occasions we saw him turn the hose on
| himself.
We do not know much about baseball,
but we do not believe it fair treatment to
| the other fellows for one team to take 'em
all. But such is life. The more one gets
| the more he wants.
We have been expecting every day to see
summer suit, but have So far been disap-
pointed. Soon maybe, eh, Tommy, and
may good luck 60 with you.
Duke and Phillip, both like music very
much, indeed, but while one works real
hard the other lays down ana eats his part
up, the other day Duke swallowed whole
part before he was discovered.
If a pipe line were running down to
the brewery these hot days. I'll bet
that old building would be as dry as de-
sert in very short time. At least Butch
says so, and sec ond the motion.
Usher Brennan returned from his vaca-
ton and reported having had fine time,
but he says that ten days are very short,
when you want TO enjoy yourself. We are
more than willing to give it a trial, just for
change.
H. S. Med. blames the writer for the
one sided game last Saturday, because we
were sitting along side of him and wanted
to see what kind of score he kept, and
when we asked question ne answered that
little boys should be seen and not heard.
What do you think about that, Ell?
One of the old timers who came down
during the week told us last Saturday that
he had had his first nights rest for Is years.
The reason, he said, was because there are
are no bugs down here. Now we don't
know if he meant bed bugs or what. Any
how we agree with him there are no bugs
here of any kind.
The following are the cell changes for
the week. All in cell hall A.
24O-2OS, 141-242, 151-243, 190-244, 1885,
466, 182-463, 117-136, 135-17S, 157-4Ol,
400, 249-207, 137-2O6, 118-2O5, l61-
204, 389-495, 246-I37, 165-179. 247-432,
391-43l, B35- 1913, 1852. 251-225, $50
226, 1927, 179-22S, 243-5l1, 244-5lO,
146-46O, l3O-2l4, 1928, 49, 46l, 133-462,
B117-448, 1l6-446, 49, 444, 1O7 442, 1876
44O, 128-438, 80-436, 124-434, 109-385,
181-449, 252-224, 1929, 245 $50, 242-
451, 1921, 191-5O2, 192-5Ol, 1925,
253-236, 239-500, 139-499, 11O-447, 1872
AS, 10S-443, l21-44l, 134-439, 129-437,
I15-435, 123-433.