The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1914-09-10
M IR R 0 RET1ES
Some crowd.

A large steel cooling board has been add
ed to the foundry.
Everybody wants to stop and inspect the
terrace steps decorations.
Rev. Benson was showing friends through
the institution last Thursday.
1882 went through the gates at the
opening of the State Fair Monday.
Officer Glennon was showing his brother
through the institution the last of the week.
Rev. Father Corcoran was a visitor at the
prison, Thursday, accompanied by broth
er priest.
Occupant of cell ASA will be appreciate
anything in the line of magazines that may
be sent to him.
Mrs. John ]. Sullivan and daughter,
Miss Rose, returned Thursday from visit
in ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Officer Rutherford has a crew of men
working on the walls, preparatory to CIV
ing the same a coat of paint
C. F. Rinker, Asst. Sales Manager of the
Farm Machinery department, was out on
the road few days last week.
Officer Bloom informed us last week,
that they were turning out from twenty-five
to twenty-five hundred cores day.
There was lady who went through the
institution last week who was heard to ask
if there were any flowers growing on the
Irvine plant.
Mr.. Newsom of the Saltwater Gazette,
was an interesting spectator of the Saturday
game, being here in the interest of that
bright little daily.
that he had to walk home Saturday night.
Lost every cent had with me on the
ball game, he said.
The London Times of Monday an
nounces gift of 500, 900 to the Interna-
tional Red Cross Society by William Wal
dorf Astor, formerly an American citizen.
All road statesmen for the Farm Machin-
cry department will be at the fair this week,
where they will be glad to meet their
friends from different parts of the country.
Colorado lost one of its best known men
last week, in the death of Judge Charles C..
Holbrook, who has held the position of
Judge for twenty-three years in the same
community.
General Office Manager Bourne returned
from his vacation, this week, and will be
on hand to look after the customers of the
Minnesota Machines and binder twlne at
the State fair.
Chief Engineer Schatz is on the disabled
list. From the way we get it, Chief held
the chisel for Ole to hit and-well, Ole
missed the chisel, resulting in a split thumb
for the chief of engineers.
Sales Manager Owens, of the Farm Ma
chinery department, attended the North
western Wisconsin State Fair at Chippewa
Falls, last Friday. Mr.. Owens says they
have an extraordinary good fair.
Officer Gallagher attended the local old
soldiers reunion Monday, which is COM
posed of the men from Co. c., 9Th Mimi
esota, of Saltwater. ''Only nine of the
boys left" says Mr.. Gallagher.
Asst. Deputy Warden Whelan returned
Tuesday from his vacation. He had the
pleasure of seeing couple of ball game be-
tween the New York and Chicago Nationals,
which he said was we'll we'll worth the fare
to Chicago.
All Detroit shook hands with the white
haired heroes of the Civil War last week.
Every train, boat and interurban car rnn-
ming into the Michigan city carried scores
of old soldiers and their families. Thirty
thousand veterans were in the city.
Captain vollmer of dollhouse A.. return.
ed from his vacation the first of the week.
He spent most of his time in North Dakota
at Minot, Devils Lake and Bismarck, and
says that the chicken crop is going to be
very plentiful for hunters.
Sinbad and King have the greenhouse in
great shape, and many are the visitors who
are surprised to see ''glasshouse" behind
the walls. Two hundred red carnation
plants have been transplanted and expect to
set two hundred pink ones soon, says Sim
bad.
w. M. Higgings, court reporter OF
Minneapolis, accompanied by his wife, two
sons, and Miss Johnson, of Milwaukee.
who is member of the Associated Chari-
ties of that city, were shown through all
departments last week by Mr.. ]. c. Fitz-
Gerald.