The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1914-08-20
M |R R 0 R ES
Boobies is now writing the Dope column

H. B. Whittier now operates the keys on
New No. Underwood.
Officer Mape is in charge of the Mirror
force who are working overtime.
''Rex" will give us column of his writ
ings from now on until-not very long old
man.
One of the busiest places in the instiru-
ton at the present time is the tailor shop
and laundry.
There are still several shops which are
not represented. We want correspondent
in each shop.
Night Officer Ouinlan of cell house b
was treated to a real Russian Shower bath
one evening last week.
Asst. Warden Reed conducted several
special parties of visitors through the differ
ent departments the past week
Read the notices in regard to having your
laundry marked and also to putting your
register number on your letters.
Supt. Williams called on the Mirror last
week when he was escorting party OF his
lady friends through the institution.
Mr.. Desautells entertained few of his
personal friends the last of the week in
showing them the institution from A to z.
Have you noticed that contented look on
Mex He is with Capt. Vollmer's cell house
crew again Pretty soon Labor Day Mex.
J. Z. Barncard, state agent of the Mimi
esota State Prison and reformatory, was
shaking hands with friends here the last of
the week.
We certainly enjoyed the "movies'
Thursday night and from the hearty ap-
plause all over the auditorium the rest of
the inmates agreed with US.
Officer Moore and wife accompanied by
his mother from Michigan, who is visiting
with them, were sight-seers through the
different buildings last week.
Some of the boys in the front office are
wondering why Horace B. goes to Red
Wing every Sunday. Come in and tell US
Horace, and we'll publish it.
Officer Moore has crew of thirty men
working between the Irvine and Engine
buildings, where he is levellng up the
ground preparatory to sodding.
Assistant Deputy Backland left on his ten
days vacation Saturday morning, and we
look forward to his return so we will be able
to tell you few new fish stories.
The way Officer Foster handled the
drum sticks the other day during band
practice, proved to the members of the
band that as a snare drummer he is an art
ist.
Capt. Broostrom has lost one of the best
runners he ever had in the person of Little
Dan, who left us the first of the week.
Never no more says Dannie, and we be-
lieve him.
The Minnesota editors of the Second
District Editorial Association, held their
summer meeting at New Ulm last week and
about sixty editors and their families were
in attendance.
w. B. Bourne, General Office Manager
and E. w. Owens, sales agent of the Farm
Machinery department, were attending to
business in St. Paul last Friday, in regard
to the exhibit at the State Fair.
DR.. Edward Flynn and seven sisters Of
Mercy from St. Mary's hospital of Mime
apolis were looking at the interesting sights
of the institution last week accompanied by
Mr.. Fitzgerald of the front Office.
The Cabinet Makers of the institution
are constructing twenty individual locker.
of solid oak in Mission style that are the
last word in neatness and, plain beauty fol
the inmates of the Matrons department.
Aristophanes frogs and others of the gen,
species, have nothing on Officer Parent TO
jumping. References: Any of the officer
who were on the car with him going hom'
Friday evening-When he sat on a carpe
tack.
Rex and Kal are demonstrating theirabil
ity as pressmen in the half-tones they ar
turning out to be inserted in the Eighteenth
Biennial Report, which the Mirror sooI
hopes to have completed. 1t is credit Il
any shop.
For the past two weeks it has been, jus
like family reunion in the ball park
we heard an inmate remark to another
Right you are neighbor, especially wher
we see Otto, Hutch, Butch and Frank al
holding hands.