The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1914-09-24
M | R R 0 R E 7 TES
Yes, he has gone.

Yes, he has gone.
Gone, but not forgotten.
And we have taken his place for better or
worse, etc.
And Kal says: Mineself, de Kaiser, but
you-never! Och Himmel.
Mr.. McPheters returned from his ten
days vacation on Monday last.
Yes, H., once you get that Shaving
Ticket, your time draws to close.
And we hope that some day the "powers
that be- will view the disposal of us like
wise.
Officer Buckley escorted party of ladies
through the institution on Monday after
noon.
Kal, our good -natured Dutch ruling
machine-expert, says Germany will defeat
them yet.
Asst. Deputy Backland escorted party
of three through the institution, one day
last week.
Rev. Benson, the prison chaplain, was a
pleasant caller at the Mirror Office last
Saturday.
Our friend s'Du'' says mot this time,
but the next time" We hope SO, old man,
we hope so.
Uncle John says: Dot was one good
dinner we already got last Thursday yet
Youbetcher life.
Mr. H. B. Whittier, of the front Office
force, made flying trip to Redwing, Thurs
day of last week.
Warden Wolfer paid our humble sanctum
sanctorium business visit recently. Come
again. Always welcome.
Mr.. Glennon recently purchased piano
on which to while away the long evenings,
which are fast approaching.
Big Chief of the printorium demonstrated
again on Saturday that he has not forgotten
the GINS and OUTS of basehallitis.
Asst. Warden Reed escorted a party OF
gentlemen friends through the various de-
partments OF the prison, Thursday last.
Deputy Whalen was seen pointing out
the different places of interest to party of
visitors, during the latter part of last week.
Capt. Alexander and Tailor Nelson were
kept busy the past week fitting out the
men who were sent out to battle again with
the world.
Deputy Warden Sullivan acted as escort
in-chief to the Upper Mississippi Improve
ment Association during their tour through
the prison.
Occupant of cell 277-B, wishes to exchange
the Tip-Top Magazine for the All Story
Weekly, and such other reading matter you
may wish to send him.
General Stonewall the cold RELIABLE
assures us that he will continue to make
himself known on the fourth page of the
Mirror. Thanks, General.
Deputy Warden Sullivan left on his ten
days vacation Monday. Asst. Deputy
Warden Backland. is acting as Deputy in
the absence of Mr.. Sullivan.
Mr. Erickson, of the front Office clerical
force, piloted a party of visitors through
the different departments of the institution,
Thursday afternoon of last week.
A good game, Paddy. At first we
thought that Beau Esprita's megaphone
was to be the prize of the winners. But
our thoughts must have wandered.
EMO Butch says, eff there was cat in
nv horn l fear it would have to stay there;
l really don't think l could blow it out
since the hard day we had last Thursday"
Prof. Schmidt, the band master, sports
new uniform with cap to match, which he
has recently purchased. The band boys
hope they, too, can have similar uniform.
'tSilent Bill'' and Ray have had difficult
task on their hands, during the week. Ray
tells us that it was "some strenuous work. >"
while "Silent Bill'' has said nothing as
yet.
Mr.. T. L. Longley, proprietor of the
Saltwater Messenger, called at the Mirror
office on Thursday last. We are always
pleased to see the representatives of news
paperdom.
Considerable excitement was caused in
the tailoring department, last Tuesday
afternoon, by the falling of pane of glass
from the skylight. No damage resulted
except to the glass;
Supt Gallagher and his force of efficient
workmen are speedily devouring the work
which had accumulated while the Hand
Book, Biennial Report and Repair In
ventory were being printed.
There are busy bunch of working men
in the institution, but none has ever been
so busy that they forgot the night school
sessions. We know of one who forgot
about the extra supper-We say nothing
further.
Supt. Gallagher informs US that he has
reduced his bindery force from seven to the
usual two, as in precedence of yore. Some
have gone out on parole, while others have
been transferred to other places of employ
ment hereabouts.