The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1914-09-03

have plenty OF pep saturday, ana Will win
in a walk, and being close friend of Paddy
perhaps he knows of surprise the mana
ger will spring.
Superintendent Gallagher has quite a
force of men on overtime in the bindery,
folding and compiling on the Eighteenth
Biennial Report book of 158 pages, which
will be out this week.
An option extending ninty days has been
given by Owner Lennon of the St. Paul
baseball club, to John w. Morton. If he
doesn't take up the option the team is likely
to go elsewhere.
Mr.. and Mrs Hollands and family are
home from their summer outing at Park
Rapids, Mimi, where they camped in
tents and enjoyed the open for several
weeks.-Stillwater Gazette.
Hunting season will open next Monday,
September 7th. We heard George say Sat-
urday, that he would like to put his teeth
into roasted duck, stuffed with wild rice
and oysters-Can you beat it?
General Stonewall saws if each shop will
furnish man Saturday as good as the
Mirror office does, that the Simonets will
not be able to say: 'Veni, Vida, Vic.' Our
representative is the CHG Chief.
Round Top entering the hospital are as
pretty piece of rustic landscaping as we
have ever seen, and the Fair visitors will be
much surprised to see a place fitted up like
his-especially behind prison walls.
Many of the inmates here will be sorry
to hear of the death of Bishop Mcintyre,
of the Methodist Episcopal Church, and
formerly a resident of ST. Paul, who died
Sunday at Wesley hospital in Chicago.
The men in dollhouse A, can now take
their morning constitutional, for instead of
going to the dining hall through the cell
hall. they will now 60 out the west door
and have two block walk in the open.
Says L. G. NJ, 81 spent one Saturday
afternoon lately in the schoolroom trying to
figure out how to keep the prison rules.
One time got talked to for pinching fell
low. Next got pinched for talking to
fellow. So, no one gets pleasant look
from me any more.
Mr. A. A. Culver, salesman for the
Farm Machinery department, and who has
been laid up from injuries received in the
late wreck on the Dan Patch line, was
down to the Administration building the
last of the week on crutches. All here
hope for his speedy recovery.
Not until new pope has been chosen
by ballot, will the doors leading to conclave
hall in which the College of Cardinals are
gathered, to elect successor to the late
Pope Plus X be open. All telephone
wires leading to the edi6ce have been cut,
and communication with the outside world
severed.
Sinbad informs us that the Irvine Lady
is ali dressed, and will leave this week to be
on exhibition at the State Fair. Although
we couldn't get her to adopt the tight
skirt and low-necked gowns of the present
fashion, she looks real stylish, he remarked,
and am sorry l can't go with her as an
attendant.
We were more than sorry "Pat' that we
didn't meet you when ''Break Ranks was
Of Eol In
We enjoyed your narration of the South AT
rican fight, and hope to hear you continue
it next Saturday. AS fortified elucidator
of undomesticated war stories you are the
best we ever heard, and the "bald headed
member of "The Twins and o. G. en-
joyed it also.
Miss Grace Gilbert, a niece of Mr.. Hor-
ace Davis, formerly book-keeper at this in
stitution was prison visitor last Saturday.
In company with Mrs. Wolfer she was
shown through the various places of inter-
est, and spoke highly of the beauty of the
place. Miss Gilbert has been visiting at
Mr.. Davis home in the West and is on her
way to Detroit where she has been teaching
school for the last five years.
Officer HUMPHREYS has been appointed to.
the position of Steward in place of Mr..
Deragish, who resigned to enter into bust
ness for himself. Mr.. HUMPHREYS has been
employed here for several years and all
though we don't know the gentleman per-
sonally from what everyone says he will
prove successful steward. The congratu-
lations of the Mirror goes with both of
these gentlemen in their new positions.
The Iron Duke, Uncle John, the flag
ship of the British fleet of the North Sea,
which is now holding the German warships
within the Baltic, is the greatest battle
ship Great Britain owns. She can burn
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