The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1914-08-13
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Marco to the field. Green Sox to the
bat.
Officer Westby is now stationed at the
power house.
M. c. Mcmillan, was away on fishing
trip this week.
alive in our midst.
Officer Rice is now on our model institu-
tons official staff.
Officer Reed is stationed in the auditori-
um for the present.
Assistant Deputy Whelan, of the old
prison is now here with us.
Seems natural to see Officer Gallagher
with his crew in the hospital park.
Officer Stilkey is looking after the inter-
ests of the laundry and bathroom.
A large crew of men are employed sod
ding the terrace on the hospital grounds.
The Board of Parole met and gladdened
the hearts of ten inmates Thursday, last.
The State Beard of Control held their
regular monthly meeting here last Friday.
Officer McCleer with party of his lady
friends called at the Mirror office Tuesday.
We are all here now. Eleven twenty
one. Some little town of our own, are we
not.
Supt. Robinson showed party of ladies
the interesting sights of the institution
Friday.
w. B. Bourne, general Office manager,
spent the last of the week at Rockford,
Minnesota.
Officer Ouinlan escorted party of his
lady friends through the institution Mon
day afternoon.
1t is reported that the best fishing in the
state is near Rockford. If you doubt it,
ask Mr.. Bourne.
A. c. Stevenson, Warden Wolfers stem
ographer, is taking his ten days vacation
at the present time.
A crew of men under Officers Plante and
Moore are taking off six inches of dirt in
front of Cell House A.
United States Post Office Inspector Geo.
H. Drake, was guest at the administra-
ton building Monday.
Some of the Mirror boys are working
overtime, assisting the job department to
catch up on rush work.
Too warm for drill Sunday, and the ma
jority of inmates were satisfied to stay in,
as it was some hot outside:
We are anticipating Labor Day field
sports, but as yet we can give no definite
information on the subject.
Gen. Stonewall has written some inter-
esting ''Sparkles and Pointers; they ap-
pear in the columns of this issue.
Assistant Deputy Backland entertained
party of personal friends by showing them
thr ough the prison Thursday afternoon
Warden Wolfer left for the West
Saturday evening, where he will transact
business matters for the next ten days.
Prof. Schmidt has removed the feathering
from off his upper lip. Evidently the hot
weather had something to do with the sac
rifce.
We certainly extend our thanks to Sim
bad for his regular contribution of flowers,
and also to Kal for arranging them so ar
tistically on our desk.
The Deputy Warden Office is holding a
letter addressed to Frank Pisco, for his bro
ther here, from Chicago. If he will make
himself known he can get his letter.
The population of the new prison over
stepped the eleven hundred on Saturday
when 216 were transferred from the old in
stitution bringing ours up to lib.
Asst. Warden Reed showed party of
Northern Pacific railway officials through
the institution last week, one of the number
being friend of Mr.. Reed when he was
in Seattle.
Those who attended chapel Sunday felt
much indebted to Chaplain Benson for hav-
ing the Lyceum quartet of Minneapolis,
Inmates Attention!
All inmates who buy or have