The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1914-10-15
.PICKUPS AND PUNCHES


Deputy Warden Sullivan escorted party
of ladies through the prison Friday.
Mass was held in the auditorium last
Sunday morning, Father Corcoran off,
ciating.
Father Corcoran with several gentlemen
friends visited the library and hospital last
Thursday.
Guard Bloom showed Mrs. Bloom and
her aunt the inside of the walled in city one
day last week.
Guard Welsh is away on his ten day va
cation, and we are very sure he will enjoy
same as usual.
Rev. ]. Scott Budlong formerly Prison
Chaplain was visitor at the library one
day last week.
Mac-Likeum-tobacco-le is some score
keeper, you can't slip anything on him for
he is foxy old frogv.
Steward Humphrey escorted a party of
friends around last Friday and showed all
the sights from A to L.
Father Corcoran was holding interviews
in the Deputy Warden's Office last Saturday
and granted several inmates to see him.
Master Fitzgerald was seen escorting a
lady through the institution and showing
her everything of interest the latter part Of
the week.
Deputy Warden Sullivan escorted a party
of gentlemen friends through the institution
last week and also took in the hospital and
green house.
Guard Husting escorted party of ladies
through the institution last week and made
short stop in the auditorium to listen to
the orchestra music.
Warden Wolfer showed several gentle
men friends through the institution last Fri
day, and also inspected the hospital and
green house grounds.
Hon. Charles E. Vasaly, chairman Of the
board of control in company with Mrs.
Vasaly and a lady friend paid the library a
visit Tuesday, Oct. 9th.
Both Warden Reed and Wolfer were in
the park last Saturday, from beginning to
end, and sure enjoyed the game; although
1t was very tame one.
Cell Hall Captain vollmer escorted Mrs.
VIM. Broker of Duluth, Miss Jennie
Briggs and Miss Brocker of Saltwater
through our Silent City last Thursday.
A large party of visitors were in TIE park
last Saturday afternoon to watch the bali
game between the StarkeIs and Green Sox
but they did not stay long. as it was rather
cold for them.
We are pleased to note that our friend
Sherlock, has found his again. We assure
you old scout, that we missed your column
very much indeed, and hope you will hang
on to that pencil, don't you know1
Aha! Now, we know why Guard Hust-
ing's goes around with that big smile on
his face. Just listenl The Stork has visit
ed his home and lett big bouncing baby
boy. No wonder that smile won't come
off. We are glad to hear that all is doing
we'll.
We are not in the habit of paying COM
pllments or in throwing bouquets; but we
say right here that the. last issue of the
Mirror was the best that we have seen for
some time-the best we have ever seen is
nearer the facts, and if you don't believe it,
get copy and read it See!
Supt. Ross of the farm machinery depart.
ment escorted party of friends around last
Thursday. Among them was Mr. Nick
Nelson, City Auditor of Saltwater, and a
real gentleman, whom we have had the
pleasure of knowing for good many years,
and who has always kind word for every
one.
Miss Ella S. Hudgins, secretary to Rev.
S. G. Smith, member of the parole
board; paid visit to the library Tuesday,
Oct. 9th, and had long interview with Mr..
NJ, the president of the Pierian Chautauqua
Circle. Miss Hudgins was highly pleased
with the future outlook for the Circle as por.
trayed in the presidents glowing reports.
Miss Carey state librarian from St.
Paul was visitor at the prison last Friday
on business and was escorted to the library
by Deputy Warden Backland. Miss Carey
made many good suggestions in regard to
new books, not alone for the library but al
SO for the Chautauqua Circle. 1t is fact,
that we are very much in need of a few
books.