The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1914-10-29
October 9th.

October 18th.
Halloween tomorrow night
And some interesting game last Saturday.
Mr.. Rosing went over to Hudson durin g
the week.
Shortstop Jonsie was there on the job
throughout the contest.
Warden Reed with party of friends,
paid the printorium short visit, Thursday
of last week.
Occupant of cell 158-B, wishes to ex-
change Crit and "Frisco" Chronicle
for the Detroit Journal.
Foreman Newell, of the Irvine Depart
ment, acted as escort-in-chief to party of
gentlemen, Thursday of the past week.
Night Guard, Ouinlan, ushered a party
of personal friends through the different de-
partments during the week, and paid us
visit as per usual.
And by the way, our friend Mac, did not
get away from us last Saturday. His re-
port of the game appears on the second
page of this issue. Read it.
Kali talks in two languages now. He
split his tongue the other day while roofing
for the Seekers. Not discouraged is Kal;
he says it. not as bad as poisoned lip.
Big Chief Makumslide, and H. p, dug
up the ground occasionally, and played the
game from start to finish. In fact, each
and everyone PLAYED BALL. Fine, boys,
fine!
Do not forget to read Examinations,
on the second page, by our reliable Like
umchew Mac. He has the power of speech
and can express himself on paper with the
result that every argument is "clincher."
Mr. Fitzgerald, of the front Office clerical
force, returned Monday last from his two
weeks vacation. Judging from his ap-
pearance and cheerful countenance, we
allow he is ready for one more year of in
cessant toll in the front Office.
The ball-artist Pat, gave the oppo-
nents something to ponder over as the game
progressed. Aside from making the ball
twist around their necks, his occasionally
speedy straights caused them to wonder how
he could be so cruel. Twas even so.
The occupant of cell 57-B wishes to ex-
the Minneapolis Weekly Tribune, Toronto
Mail and Empire, Utica Globe and New
York World. If anyone receiving these
papers would kindly place his number on
them he would appreciate your favor. 1--WE
will also look around.-Ed.)
Well, we'll; smarter with the laundry
department. We understand the chief of
the laundry captdred a squirrel which had
stealthily come into that department. Is
it possible that the little animal was look
ing for its winter supply therein, or was it
coming to our Office through the laundry
eutrancef It's mystery, Kal; tits a
mystery.
On Monday evening, Oct, Doth occurred
the marriage of R. ]. Hinton, night guard of
this institution, and Miss G E. Foster of
Saltwater. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. John Mccoy. Following the
ceremony, a reception was held at the resi-
dence of the brides parents.
The Mirror extends heartiest congrtula-
tons to the happy couple and wishes them
the best the world can afford.
We have some very interesting Chautau-
qua papers which will appear from time to
time in the columns of the Mirror for the
perusal of our many readers. In this week S
issue we have Chautauqua paper, which
was read by Mr.. F., On the Growth of the
Movies, and we ask you to read it. Next
week we will have for your perusal an in
teresting paper entitled: Science and In
vention, oy Mr.. S. which we find highly
instructive as we'll as interesting, as we have
above stated.
Everything considered and the Lord S
willing, we will get out special edition for
Christmas We are little early in the
announcement, but we wish to notify our
contributors of the fact now, that they will
have ample time in which to write Christ
mas story. Many of the inmates have al
ready asked us in regard to our intentions
about Christmas edition, hut we were NOT
at the time prepared to say Eyes or no,
in fact, we are not positive yet. However,
we think il will materalize nevertheless.
Several DAYS previous to the contest be-
tween the Cellar Colts aggregation of base
ballitis and the Green Sox, Deputy Whalen
took charge of the Green Sox aggregation
and practiced them an hour or more each
day. That his efforts have been rewarded,
last Saturdays game is positive proof
The players and fans of our city extend
their thanks to the management for the
courtesy shown in their behalf as well as
due thanks being extended to the Deputy
Warden and his assistants for their help and
assistance in this respect. You have our