The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1914-10-01
N ! R R 0 RET TES

October LIST.
Here we are again.
And the ball game was great.
And shortstop Jones was on the Job all
the time.
And Kali arguing about the European
conflict.
H. B. Whittier made trip to Redwing
last Sunday.
Mr.. Reed was an enthusiastic fan at the
ball game last Saturday.
Officer Glennon acted as escort to party
of friends, Friday of last week.
Alex Bernstein left on his ten days va
cation during the first part of the week.
Buck and Silent Bill kept the crowd en-
Enthusiastically interested during the contest.
Mr. Bremen, our genial usher, was abb
sent from duty for couple of days last
week.
Myer Bernstein, of The Farm Machinery
statesmen went out on the road again We'd
nesday.
Next Saturdays ball game will be played
between the lie Seuer team and the mighty
Green Sox.
Mr.. w. A. Mcclellan, Warien's secre.
tary. left for Thief River Falls for a couple
of days respite.
Mr.. Rinker escorted party of personal
friends through the institution the latter
part of last week.
Tailor Nelson and his crew of workmen
are very busy getting the winter clothing
in shape for distribution.
Mr.. Owen was seen pointing out the
different places of interest to a party of
friends, Friday afternoon of last week.
Christian Science Services were conduct
ed in the auditorium early Sunday morn
ing. Many inmates were in attendance.
The members of the State Board of Con-
troll were escorted through the institution by
Mr.. Wolfer and Mr.. Reed, Thursday of
last week.
Several lady friend of Mr. and Mrs. D.
E. Gallagher and Niece, were shown the
wonders of the prison by our genial Supt.,
Mr.. Gallagher.
Uncle John is wearing smile these days
and when asked why SO cheerful? answe. Led,
"don't you know the Board of Pardons
meet next month"
Buck FITZGERALD was seen pilotinga party
of sghtseers through the institution one
day during the latter part of last week.
Some spieler, is "Buck."
Foreman Bill Alexander of the Irvine de-
partment proved to the inmates that he has
not forgotten how to catch base ball, even
though the batter got three bases.
Mr.. Buck Fi,zGerald was over to Hud-
son refereeing foot ball game. If he is
as good a referee as he is umpire, the con-
testants would not be able to register a
kick.
The State Board Control met at the in
stitution, Thursday last, to transact their
usual routine work. After this had been
done, interviews were granted to large
number of inmates.
Ray Nj. the print shop mail man and all
around novel reader, is said to he the original
dime novel devourer in the institution and
wishes to have his friends send all their old
magazines to cell 81 B.
We are sure everyone enjoyed the game
of ball played between the invincible Green
Sox and Cellar Cots last Saturday. And
we all look forward for another exciting
contest with the Colts of Saltwater.
We should like to have as many shop
correspondents as we have shops in the in
stitution. One from each department,
which is not at present represented, would
be appreciated. Writing material will be
furnished. Just whistle.
NJ, the librarian, wishes us to announce
the receipt of book entitled, every man
King" which was kindly sent to him by
Miss Jenkins. of Minneapolis. We thank
you for your kind remembrance and assure
YOU we more than appreciate your gift
Doctor NJ. of the hospital force and one
of the leading members of the Chautauqua
Circle was one among many of the boys in
the ball park Saturday afternoon congrat-
ulating the President upon his reelection.
Doctor M. has prepared a scientific paper
for the Circle which will be received with
much interest.
Those who are not members of the
Chautauqua Circle and wish to JOIN, can do
SO by submitting their names to the Pre-
sident who in turn will put your name be-
fore the Circle to be voted upon. The
President at the present time, is our efficient
librarian. We wish to have all those who
care to join make themselves known through
their officer in charge.
Day Captain, Mr.. Williams, of the state
reformatory at St. Cloud, was an interested
visitor at this institution, Tuesday the 18th.