The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1914-07-30

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When zoe go off and die.
ST Warman.
No use talking, boys,
We just cant leave you.
But why should we, when Flower Sun
days so near?
Five weeks from next Monday will be
our Labor-less day.
A party of ladies were shown the won
ders of the new prison last Thursday by
Mr.. Olsen.
The warehouse is about cleared of its i'm
mense surplus of Irvine. Where in thunder
did it all go?
Hospital park is truly a beauty spot,
thanks to the landscaper's artistic taste and
Sinbad's energy.
Miss NJ. B. Davis of the Board of Con-
troll office at St. Paul, and a lady friend,
were prison visitors last week.
Guard Arsenault of the old prison, ac-
companied by number of lady friends,
was a visitor Tuesday morning.
Sinbad says he is getting high toned since
they have given him cement walks to all
enterances of the Crystal Palace.
Foreman Alexander entertained party
of young lady friends by showing them
through the institution Thursday.
The new sidewalks along Main Boule-
ward, in front of the machinery building,
were finished by Officer Tucker and his
men Monday
Shine your shoes Saturday night and look
your best in chapel line Sunday. Its Flow
er day you know, and everybody should at
tend services.
Prof. Schmidt; will you please again play
that beautiful sweet melody entitled, 81
Won't be Home til August Play it
long and loud.
We are still ''doing time with no time
in sight, but we are informed that the cleo
trio clocks will be reinstated in their former
positions in few days.
The occupant of cell No. 1883 would
like to exchange Top Notch, New Story,
Peoples and Argosy for other magazines;
also Grit for the Detroit Journal.
Cell house captain Vollmer was transferred
from the old prison Monday and will have
charge of Cell hall A. Capt. Brostrom
still looks after his first love, cell hall B.
Mr.. Stewart of the St. Paul Pioneer
Press was guest of Warden Wolfer Tues
day, and visited the various places of in
terest about the institution in the afternoon.
Mr.. A. E. Macdonald eddie Mac,
special editor of the North Central Progress,
of St. Paul; was Mirror visitor last week,
accompanied by Assistant Deputy Back
land.
Inmates are requested to remember here
after, in ordering shoes, socks or under
wear, it is absolutely necessary to give size.
Unless size is given, your order will be can,
celled.
Twenty-six more inmates of the old pris-
on became members of the new prison COL
ony yesterday, bringing the local popula-
ton up to S55 and reducing the old pris-
on's, to 279.
In speaking of babies talking, our genial
friend Med, tells one in all seriousness
which is about as follows: 81 meyer heard
baby talk, but read in the bible where
Job cursed the day he was born.'
With all the boys down here from the old
prison, it will probably be necessary to
march in coldmns of fours in our drills
hereafter. Keep step with the music, and
''guide right" and keep your line straight
The auditorium skylight which has been
out of commission for several weeks, will
be made tsafe and sane'' by Sunday; so
that the center portion of the lower floor
may be occupied as usual on Flower Sun
day.
. A large gang of workmen have been busy
the past several days grading and terracing
the approach to the hospital, and putting in
new concrete sidewalk along Avenue A.
leading from the main boulevard to the
cell hall.
1t was mighty hot in the cell halls last
Sunday, but when the big fans were put in
operation at 9P M, good fresh, cooling
breeze began stirring. But why wait until
p. M. on Sunday and P. M. on week
days before turning on the fans?
Mr.. Rinker of the sales department the
farm machinery department is receiving the
congratulations of the boys, and in turn is
passing out protectors with a smile. The
reason; pounds and 9 ounces of baby boy
which arrived at his home last Monday.
The Mirror stated last week that Mr..
Erickson was in charge of the transferring
of the machinery department from the old
to the new prison. This was a mistake,
officer Hastings is the man in charge, and
in justice to both gentlemen we make the
correction.
Marco Polo announces that he may be
expected at the new prison most any mo-
ment now. He has not disclosed the exact
hour of his arrival, as he dislikes ANYTHING