The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1914-09-03
M IRRo RETTES
Monday,

Is holiday.
Some class to the way the men drilled
last Sunday.
No Captain, we can't decipher the celes-
tial chirography.
Reverend Benson made the Mirror office
force call Friday.
Asst. Deputy Whelan left Thursday for
his two weeks vacation.
Now see what you miss if you are one of
the privilege breakers
Asst Warden Reed left on business trip
to Seattle, Wash, last Friday.
]. c. Fitz-Gerald and w. S. Rosing
were visitors at Red Wing, Sunday.
Get your copy for the Shop Notes in
early, as Monday will be our day off.
Officer Scully was in charge of the Irvine
warehouse in the absence of Officer Glennon.
A new face at our table. Hope you lose
your position old man, same way as M
lost his
''Zee haaben oonrecht,' says Hugo, you
never heard of German soldier being shot
in the back.
Horace B. Whittier was Sunday caller
at Red Wing. No, he didn't go down the
. Sunday before.
Some electrical display Tuesday morning.
Reminds us of being up on the peak dur
ing thunder storm.
Mr.. McKeller, of the Administration
Office, enjoyed his vacation at RAINY Lake.
in Canada, camping
The tailor shop is busy turning out the
winter clothing, and keeps Tailor Nelson
on the jump all the time.
X. J. Schultze, former road expert for
the Minnesota Machines, is now employed
in the shops as machinist.
Occupant of B-246, will exchange the
Baltimore American for Utica Globe, Grit,
New York World or others.
Can't we get few correspondents for the
Mirror from the different shops in the
Farm Machinery department.
Officer Plante is acting as Captain of cell
house a, in the absence of Captain Voll-
mer, who is taking his vacation.
The incorporation of a brigade of foot
is the latest proposal to be used in England.
''Do you and Bart, want to do all
the talking says Cart, to us Tuesday noon,
when we were enjoying the extra privilege.
Officer Morrison has great faith in his
men as ball players, and says: ''Sure we
will win from the Simonets next Saturday,
The Seventh District Editorial Associa-
ton, held their outing at Alexandria last
week and all participated in the "hsh fry"
A few officers of the institution predict
a defeat for the Green Sox' Saturday,
but Paddy says: "Wait until the game is
over
Reverend Father Corcoran preached a
mastery sermon to crowded chapel Sum
day, among whom was Warden Wolfer
and friends.
Terracing on hospital hill is nearly COM
pleted, and when the walks are laid around
Little Round Top" it is going to be a
beautiful place.
Messrs. West and Hunting, statesmen O
the Farm Machinery department, were
guests of their sales manager, Mr.. Owens
the first of the week.
Some banquet hall isn't it, where you can
seat 1916 people at once, yet Officer Morri-
son informs that is the seating capacity
of the dining hall at present.
Chief Clerk, J. E. Desautels, left Sat-
urday on his vacation. He was accompap-
led by his wife and daughter. They will
enjoy their outing at Carnelian Lake.
sWon't be able to attend the fair this
year, says Rex, "but if all is well, l will
the year following. Only four more holi-
days for me, three of them in a row.
The Irvine Department, is getting ready
quite display for the Fair, and Foreman
Glennon of the Irvine warehouse is keeping
crowd of men busy packing up same.
We have had number of requests from
the inmates soliciting us to see that "The
Twins contribute little more copy fol
the Mirror. Butch says: ''Vas miner
zee?''
DR.. Newman, our local physician, who
has been camping out in a tent at the lakes
near New London, Minnesota, has return
ed, and says he greatly enjoyed his vaca-
ton.