The mirror., 1914-11-19
N IR R 0 R E ES
November 18th.

November 10Th.
And one week from today is Thanks
giving.
Three cheers and tiger for the turkey
and Cranberry sauce.
Guard Plante is in charge of the inmate S
kitchen during the absence of MIR. Nor
rison.
Officer Morrison of the inm1te's kitchen,
l.ft on his TWO weeks vacation, Saturday
of last week.
Mr.. H. B. Whittier made his usual fly
ing trip to Red Wing last SaturdAy-And
we still wonder.
Mr.. F. A. v hitter, State Parole Agent
acted as escort TO party OF personal friends,
Thursday ot last week.
Mr.. Ro>ing, of the front office force,
went over to Hudson, Wisconsin,, last Sat-
urda, and returned the next day.
Quart Picuiel is acting as hospital guard
during the absence of Guard Barron who is
away on his two weeks vacation.
D",utv w ,r len Sullivan ushereI p,ry
of 6v. gent'emen throughout the prison
depArtme..s >, last Friday afternoon.
Tn. publishers OF the Strand M,gazine
can u. re .cheI bv sending letter TO Strand
Mag lzine, DI ne Street, New York, N Y.
Cipt. AIexIn Ter was away fro the prs
on several days during the latter part OF
last week, attending the Federal Court at
Fergus Falls, Minn.
The State Board of Control met at the
ins itutlon, yestesday, Nov. IL Aside from
their usual .utine work tney granted inter-
views 20 a large lumber of inmates.
The inclemency of the weather prevented
us from having our usual recreation ON the
park last Saturday. We hope the sun
shines next Saturday. to kind of even up
matters.
Anyone desiring the Butte Miner, ST..
LOUIS Republic or Pearson's MAgs zine, eau
secure same IN exchange for other reading
material by placing 50l-B ON their papers.
Among the visitors during the week were
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh VIII, Of Minneapolis,
Mrs. E ward Woost, OF St. Paul, and Mr..
]. w Hopkin, bro!her to Mrs Woost, ot
Spokane, Wash.
Rev. James Parsons. Supt. of the Society
for the rrlendle>s, was prison visitor last
Saturday afternoon. Mr.. Parsons held in
tervIews with a number of inmates regard
ing personal matters.
Captain Alexander tells US that the
FLORIST Association recently held flower
show at the West Hotel in Minnea polls,
which was one OF the finest ever held by the
association in recent years. Some eight or
ten prizes were given to interested parties.
1t may he all huge joke to have a tooth
knocked out, We allow hut when we cOnsd-
e. that to replace u will cost us ten dollars.
the joke takes ON {; .ferent aspect by be-
coming financial reality. Anyway, 1t was
not wisdom tooth, SO we will not give
up hoping for better things because of tina,
accident.
KAl. the expert ruling machine man of the
Mirror office, has recently turned out some
very commen liable and meriiorlous wo'k.
HIS work, IN general, is above the average
done bv outside concerns, and we be-
lieve that, our Supt. MIR. Ga lagher, win,
has been Iuier for thlry-fve yeaIs will
testify to The above. Good luck, old man,
tha, S a very good poiu. in YOU, favor.
Pres. NJ, of the Chau,auqua, wishes us
to convey his sincere thanks and appre-
ciiiIon TO the officials of the institution for
the hearty support rendered TO him and the
membes of the Circle during the p.e-
paratinn tor the QuirterIy meeting. And
to the job primers he extends his hearties,
appreciation for the neat and attractive
Cnautauqua Programs gotten out by them.