The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1914-09-17
M IR.RO RETTES

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Superintendent Gallagher made bust
ness trip to Owatonna last Saturday.
Miss Ann Moir of the administration
building attended the State Fair Friday.
Our night school opened las, night with
an attendance of one hundred and seventy
six.
Miss Mabel E. Anderson of the front
Office is enjoying her two weeks vacation
camping out.
Officer P6ngsten acted as Night Officer in
dollhouse B, last week, in the absence of
Officer lie More.
Sammie, our crack second baseman, has
recently gone out to more lucrative held.
Good luck, Sammy.
Officer Barron informed us last week,
that they have only twenty lone confined on
Little Round Top"
State Agent Whittier was kept busy dur
ing the week, showing his many friends the
wonders of the prison.
the administration building, left on his va
cation Monday morning.
If the officers of the institution ever hold a
field day meet, we are willing to back Asst.
Deputy Backland for the SO yard dash.
Warden Wolfe-, accompanied by Deputy
Warden Sullivan, attended the automobile
races at the State Fair Saturday afternoon.
Most of the front office desk men, acted
as assistants to Usher Brennan plotting the
State Fair visitors through here last week.
Sinbad was visitor to the old prison,
Friday "Had to go up to see if everything
was all right" remarked the ''glasshouse
caretaker.
The baseball players at Sing Sing prison,
New York, received a present of six base
balls from the management of the New
York Nationals.
Deputy Warden Sullivan conducted a
special party of visitors through the institu-
ton Tuesday evening. They also took in
the "movies.
Rev John Mccoy, who is we'll known to
weeks vacation to his camp at Oneida
County, Wisconsin.
The State Board of Parole met Monday
and granted d paroles and 9 discharges.
Discharged from parole 4. This record
the Board should be proud Of
Superintendent Williams showed a num-
Der of his friends through the institution
last week. One of the men remarked he
looked natural carrying the cane.
Mr.. Nels. Hartman, formerly night cap
tain of this institution has accepted a posi-
ton as Acting Assistant Deputy at the
North Dakota state prison at Bismarck.
E. Desautells and family returned from
their two weeks outing the first of the week.
The chief clerk of the institution claims he
had an elegant time and thoroughly enjoyed
himself.
Mr.. Robertson was showing his wife the
inside of the walled city Friday. Mrs.
Robertson has recently recovered from a
severe sickness, which kept her in the hos
pital many weeks.
The "Federals'' of the Ohio state prison
hold the record so far as we know for pris-
on ball teams, having played o games and
only lost 8, two of these being to the Indi-
annapolis club of the American Association
We are sorry that we can't smoke on you
or Grand dad either one, Marc, but we hope
to some day, even if we have to wal. until
Miss Roxaline is a "grown-up.' Best
wishes for the Crucible and the new edition.
The manufacturers at the State Fair were
not the only souvenir distributors, last week,
as this institution presented Hand Book
of the prison, and q copy of the Mirror to
all visitors going through the administration
building.
One of the most interesting and ablest
sermons we have heard for many a year was
last Sunday at chapel when we had the
pleasure of hearing the Reverend Father
Murphy of Saltwater, preach on GAS You
Sow, So Also Shall Ye Reap
News came to our ears that our old friend
Uucle John, of the Library force, had a
mishap yesterday in the way of ''spill -
Some dark object obstrncted his way, and
sent him sprawling on the floor. He ap-
pears to say nothing about it though,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Malloy announce
the engagement of their daughter, Genevieve
P, to Harry F. Booren. The marriage to
take place this fall.-Stillwater Gazette.
A number of the Mirror readers will be
pleased to learn of the following engage
ment, for the groom be is one of the
best known citizens employed at this insti-
tuition.
The number of visitors passing through
this institution last week was as follows:
Tuesday -76e
Wednesday
Thursday LIZ
Friday 1881
Saturday $1,000 98s