The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1914-12-03
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December the 3rd.

December the 3rd.
Thanksgiving has come and gone.
And the show was the best ever seen here.
Night guard, Lahore, acted as escort to
a party of personal friends, Wednesday of
this week.
Night Turnkey, Mr.. Wilbourne, re-
Friday morning.
Mr. Whittier was seen pointing out the
places of interest to some personal friends
during the week.
Mr.. Robertson, foreman of construction,
has been up at St. Cloud on business for
several weeks past.
H. B. Whittier, as usual, made his trip
to Red Wing Saturday evening of last week.
Pretty soon, H. b.
Lost, strayed or stolen-A pair of eye
glasses, finder please return to cell hall
captain of cell hall A.
Warden Reed made trip to St. Cloud
Reformatory Thursday of last week, and
returned later in the week.
Lost-''A table by the Editor with
mahogany legs and ivory top. Finder please
return to Mirror Office, says kal.
Deputy Warden Sullivan escorted party
of ladies through the different departments
of the prison, Tuesday of this week.
Captain Vollmer was seen ushering a
party of friends throughout the different
departments of the institution, Wednesday
last.
The State Board of Parole is meeting at
the prison today. Quite large number
of inmates cases come up for consider
alton.
Mr.. Rincker, of the Farm Machinery
Department returned from an extended trip
during the week. He reports having an en-
joyable time.
And everyone hopes that they will see
another good show here on Christmas day.
A theatrical troupe or moving picture show
preferred. Eli, Macf
A new acquisition has Leen added to our
force, and we might say that we can use
more of the same kind? If you want a
good job, whistle at the Deputy.
Mr.. Stilkey says that if you fail to catch
hire someone else to bring you to your
destination. He recommends early to bed.
Our Supt. and his force are getting out
some very good 1915 Calendars. The
composition on Calendars was done by our
good "sparrow' Mac, and the press work
is being done by D., and Kal.
Some will wonder how it was possible for
US to send out a paper that could be
read without the assistance of a magnifying
glass. We will tell you why. Just re-
ceived our new "winter rollers"
IT'S said that NJ, of library fame is
to sing solo one of these fine evenings
We are sure he can keep the wolf away
from the door if Uncle John plays the
accompaniment for him. Yep, says Mac.
That practice makes perfect is certainly
evidenced by the noted change in singing
by the choir boys. 1t is pleasure to hear
the boys sing now; whereas before-well,
some called it singing, but we had other
names for it.
Our Supt. tells us the following about
his neighbours little youngster, who is the
pride of his parents as we'll as dear little
fellow to Mr.. Gallagher. The little fellow
is going to Sunday school and is unusually
bright for his age as the following will prove:
S. S. Taacher-Well children, what were
you thankful for?
Teddy replied-Turkey!
S. S. Teacher-Is there anything else you
were thankful for?
No reply.
Teddy's father, hearing of the reply made
by his young hopeful, chided him and asked
if he could not think of anything else he
WAS thankful for2 Teddy renlied ..Well