The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1914-10-08
N ! R R 0 R E 7 ES
October 9th.

Deputy Warden Sullivan returned from
his ten days vacation, Sunday the 4th.
Sidbad has gone out into the world to
toll as free man can. Good luck, old
scout.
A new ACQUISITION has been added to
our force of typos and he can deliver the
goods.
Deputy Warden Sullivan acted as escort
to party of six gentlemen friends, Monday
of this week.
Guard Stanek is acting in the capacity
of hall captain during the absence OF Cap
tain Alexander.
C.. H. Johnston, State Architect, with
party of friends, was prison sightseer,
Monday of this week.
Our friend Mac is right on the job as
official scorekeeper from beginning to end.
Can't slip anything over on him.
Sunday morning the 18th, Christian Sci
ence services will be conducted in the audi
forum, and every alternate Sunday there
after.
Warden Wolfer ushered Attorney Cen
eral Smith and Chief Justice Brown through
the different departments of the institution
Saturday last.
Should some of our contributors find that
their articles are not in the Mirror the flrst
week, do not get discouraged. Your article
will appear in its turn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Young of Hudson,
Wis, were prison visitors in company with
Mrs. 7. w. Alexander, one day last week.
Capt. Alexander acted Us escort to party.
No. 4605-We do not get on exchange
any papers from the state of Maine. We
will see to it, however, that you have other
reading matter sent to you from the Mir
ror's exchange listed.
There were three splendid papers read
before the Chautauqua Circle of Sunday af-
ternoon, and especially were they we'll
worded, concise and replete with real facts
and grammatical construction.
1t has been my privilege to hear woman
scream at the sight of mouse. But ~
doff my bonnet to the guy who sat beside
me at last Saturdays game, when little
Jones made that double play.
Kilograms has gone. Capt. Alexander
informs us that twenty-one years ago he
sslocked up Kilograms. When he de-
parted week ago, Capt. Alexander opened
the door to freedom for him. Good luck,
Kilograms.
Ex-Secretary Hart, of Chicago, was a
pleasant caller at the institution Saturday
last. Mr.. Hart was secretary for seventeen
wears to the Board of Charities and Cor
rections. Capt. Alexander pointed out the
variouc rlaces Of interest to hi m.
AS a party of visitors passed through the
main hall last week, young lady was
heard to remark: "Isn't that a splendid
looking fellowl'' Now all the printers are
trying to find out who she meant, even
Stonewall Jackson looks in the glass several
times day.
Rev. Jay Scott Budlong. 1925 Portland
Ave. M pls., and who was the first chaplain
the new prison ever had-paid the Mirror
Office a very pleasant call Tuesday. He is
a friend to every man behind prison walls
and has a hand shake, smile for every one.
Rev. Budlong was in attendance at the Pris-
on Congress.
Some fast ball playing is expected next
Saturday when the fast Hinckley team and
Paddy's "Green Seekers" clash on our
diamond ana again We earnestly IISe
you to get busy and do your share of the
roofing for the home team as we'll as an
occasional hurrah for the visiting team.
Here's hoping the best team wins.
If our readers desire to read something
interesting and instructive as we'll as enter
tanning, do not forget to keep your eye on
"Keene's Korner. This new man on our
staff of contributions, will give our many
readers some for thought, he knows how to
do it. We salute you, old scout. Let the
good work ever 60 on. We will use all
you can give US.
On Tuesday young lady was heard to
remark while passing by the Mirror Office:
81 wonder who that dark complexioned
man running the ruling machine can be?
thought a young man named Kal, was in
charge of the ruling machine The other
party said: "That is Kali" "Well what
do you think of that, and he looks like an
old married man at that
Among the noted visitors who came to
the institution to hear Mrs. Booth speak in
the prison auditorium, Sunday, October 4,
were, Albret Garvin, warden of the refor-
matory in Connecticut, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
w. Wheelock, c. ]. Swendsen, who with
Mr.. Wheelock are members of the state
board of control. w. H. Caldwell, Henry
Drum, warden of the state prison at Walla
Walla, WASH, and his daughter.