The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1914-08-27
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Captains Vollmer and Broostrom were
the busy officers Sunday morning.
Officer Glennon of the warehouse, left
Saturday for his ten days vacation.
w. Amidon, of the front Office left Sun
day for trip to St. Louis by boat.
Quite number of the boys failed to at
tend the picture show Thursday evening.
Fifty-thousand "Hand Books" are being
rushed through the printing department.
Messrs Stevenson and Jameson are again
at their desks after two weeks vacation.
Officer Morrison has forty-six men in the
kitchen and they are on the jump all the
time.
The Librarian and his staff are the busy
little trotters, especially the younger men,
Der.
Asst. Deputy Whelan was showing few
of his friends through the institution last
Friday.
]. c. Fitz-Gerald piloted several small
parties of visitors through the institution
last week.
Miss Dup;us of the Administration
building returned from her two weeks vaca-
ton last week.
The night cell house officers in both A
and B, were treated to an extra bath again
Saturday evening.
Steward Deragish wishes to inform all
those who ordered night robes, that they
will soon be delivered.
We were glad to see our old friend 1912
looking so we'll Saturday and taking such
an interest in the ball game.
s'The Twins" informed us not to expect
much copy from them this week, as they
had a date Sunday afternoon.
Probation officer c. E. Everett, and
family of St. Louis county, viewed the
sights of the walled city last week.
We heard an inmate say that with good
weather during fair week, $4,000 visitors
would be taken through the institution.
Awful sorry 'Con, but we didn't have
time to decipher your puzzle Saturday.
Keep it until the holiday season is on.
Officer Glennon is having a locker built
In the warehouse. He says there are others
who "pick up things besides the inmates.
R. ]. Schultz, formerly an officer of the
institution, but now travelling expert for the
Farm Machinery department was in over
Sunday.
Warden Wolfer returned Thursday from
his trip through the West, where he was
accompanied by Mr.. Milton Daily of
Chicago.
Did you think of where your summer
wages went when you looked out of your
window Sunday evening? 1t sure did look
like fall.
Supt. Williams visited the Mirror office
last week, when he was conducting party
of personal friends through the different
departments.
State Agent Whittier paid the Mirror of
fee visit Monday noon, accompanied by
party of friends he was escorting through
the institution.
'Made my grade" was what one of the
school boys of last winter told us Saturday
at the ball game. Glad to hear it Frisco.
Hold on to it.
Seems natural to see Asst Deputy Whelan
making his rounds again. We have not
heard him calling out the fire brigade as
yet-but wait awhile.
Eddie wants US to inform the Librarian
that he can't read very we'll and to please
put picture books in his suite. School
will open soon Edward.
Ex-Principal Keeper Whitney of the St.
Cloud Reformatory was here on business
last week. State Agent Whittier conducted
him through the institution.
w. B. Bourne, General Office Mana
ger, left Thursday for his annual vacation.
and we expect to hear of a shortage of fish
in the lakes when he returns.
DR.. Sundt and DR.. Booren, were shown
through the institution Monday by Super.
intendent Robinson's Chief Clerk, Harry
Booren, who is brother of the doctor.
Mr.. Rosing attended the National Post
masters Convention at st. Paul one evening
last week. Trust w. S. for seeing every
thing that happens in his jurisdiction.
We had the pleasure of introducing
Marco to our "Buck" last Saturday, and
when we left them they were somewhere in