The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1914-12-31
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A Happy New Year.

A Happy New Year.
Is the wish of the Mirror.
Also hope you will all be free by 1916.
The show was splendid, and we hope t(
see another New Years day.
Everybody hereabouts is filled with candy
fruit and turkey. But no one sick.
Our friend Mac, is back on duty again
after two weeks respite at the hospital.
Asst. Deputy Whalen escorted party o.
ladies through the prison Saturday of las
week.
And we were chided because Santa Claus
did not fill the stockings as we said hi
would.
Warden Reed ushered party of gentle
men friends throughout the prison, last
Monday.
Big Chief and Goshding are contemplate
ing going over to Germany and night with
the Kaiser's Pretzels. Why not take Kali
State Parole Agent F. A. Whittier, es.
corted party of personal friends thru the
different prison departments Tuesday last
''Mandy, when youse see muh comm
round ag'in, open dat gate correct
imitation of Geo. F. to satiate his desire fol
squash.
Thanks for the warm words of praise,
Uncle John, Beau Esprita, A. Nobody, ano
others. We will promise to get even with
you some day.
Everybody was overloaded with Christ
mas presents from home, and at presen
writing Christmas presents are still coming
in by the wagon loads.
Rex, or ]. r., as we sometimes call him,
is pretty we'll into his last days here, and
will soon bid goodbye to us and say hello
to the vicinity of 59th Street.
1t may be all right to be movie actor,
we allow; but save US, oh, save US, from
the sting of an arrow when we can get a.
long very nicely witout it. Uh huh!
Say ]. P, what did you get in your stock
ings? Your feet? K. says someone put a
Mirror in his, and ever since we have been
lodging missels because of our last weeks
report.
Mr.. ] w. Murphy, Secretary of the
North Dakota State Penitentiary, at Bis
marck, was an interested visitor last Mon
day. Mr.. Whelan, Asst. Deputy, escorted
the gentleman through the prison.
Kal received complexion brush which
he says he will give fair trial i'll order to
see if it will make few minor improvement
sadly needed, upon his face. He recon-
mends that the editor do likewise.
Thanks to our friends who so genera usly
remembered us this Christmas. Hope to
be able to reciprocate next Christmas. In
the meantime, A Happy and Prosperous
New Year is our fondest wish for you.
Occupant of s26-A would like to ex.
change Farmers Tribune, Rural Weekly,
Saltwater Gazette and Everybody's Ma.
gazine for Denver Weekly Post, Collier:
Weekly, Saturday Evening Post and any
Dubuque papers and magazines.
The Deputy Warden's office hold a lette
addressed to Miss Lucy Daily, Fosston,
Miss. If the writer will make hmsel
known, the letter will be forwarded. There
is no signature attached to designate writer
Kindly make yourself known at once.
From away out in Carson City, Nevada,
comes the following words of appreciation
and encouragement
''The Mirror is enjoyed most thoroughly
every week and its present corps of writer:
are particularly bright. Signed, Al M.
We thank you, kind reader.
cts no use to ask me why L m running
sCause Won know he reason whv'
Santa did forget to come around.
R. and Kal, J.P. and big Chief
Their wrath can't appease,
Cause l told them-and I'm sorry
Hang your hose up, Xmas Eve ?-x-y-