The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1914-12-31
TAILOR SHOP AND LAUNDRY
By EquO Amino -4O34


Utter no evil, speak only of the good
things.
Warden Reed was caller at the tailor
shop and laundry last Thursday.
DR.. B. ]. Merrill, of Saltwater was a
business caller at the hospital last Thursday.
If Siberia thrives under the new "dry''
regime, what a blow against drinking to
keep warm.-Ex.
The smile has ever expressed clearly the
simplest, the sweetest and the finest emotions
of the human soul.
Kentucky is foremost among the pro-
gressive states, thru the movement now be-
ing waged to abolish illiteracy in that state
by 1920.
To our many friends and dear ones we
trust the coming New Year will bring
happiness untold and herald bright and
prosperous future.
Prof. Schmidt surprised the B. and O..
boys by being present Christmas, as he was
confined at home several days previous,
with severe cold.
Xmas has come and gone and by all the
mail and presents received at the prison
during the past week, none were forgotten
by loved ones outside.
A large table was placed in the tailor shop
to be utilized for cleaning and pressing.
Will Grow was appointed engineer to
operate the new outfit.
The Mirror force is certainly to be COM
plimented on their Xmas number of the
Mirror. 1t was a little the best we ever
had the pleasure of reading.
We have known some pretty stingy people
in our time, but the mental in mind at pre-
sent is the one who asked Mr.. Nelson to
patch handkerchief for him.
No use talking we can't lose that dawg
Duke, for she found her way upon the
balcony, where the orchestra was rendering
the usual program Sunday during the noon
meal.
Surest thing you know, l saw it, Paddy
received real doll for Xmas, dressed for
the game, green sox and cap, some class.
Now Paddy will have to stay home nights
and moind the kid.
We wish to extend to our many dear
friends our sincere appreciation for the
beautiful tokens of remembrance and greet
ings that conveyed their messages of kind
ness and cheer for we herein.
Tailor Nelson has received $500 yards of
khaki cloth for the summer uniforms. Mr..
Nelson says you will not be able to recognize
Paddy, Uncle John, and Duke in their new
uniforms.
In cell hall B on Christmas we saw
group of six men talking together, who had
hoping that the biggest part of that group
ones on the outside.
Yes sir, apples, nuts, candy and raisins
share you have no one to blame but your
self, and by the way you could hear the
paper bags rustling and the nuts cracking
everyone must have enjoyed them to the
fullest extent.
Sandstorms are an unusual thing at this
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the laundry department last Saturday after
noon. The cause of said storm we per-
ceived thru the dense clouds of dusts was
that 80 horsepower energy in the person of
one Geo. F., propelling broom.
European nations that have not gone to
war, are to be congratulated, for they hold
the welfare of the people, as the supreme
and vital factor of their respective country's
future. The day of the monarchical war
lords is near to its extermination and
democracy is in waiting to serve the people
with just government for the people and
by the people.
Together we have ended one more year,
Together now we enter on the new,
Your messages of friendliness and cheer
Have helped me, as l hope my words
help you;
What things the New Year harbors, who
can say?
What measure of success will each acquire,
My wish for you, is that each passing day
May find you nearer to your heart desire.