The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1914-11-12
PICKUPS AND PUNCHES
By Uncle John

Mass was held in the auditorium las,
Sunday morning Father Corcoran oficiat-
ing.
Supt Ross of the machine shop was a
visitor in the library on business last Satur-
day.
Father Corcorsn was visitor at the insti-
tuition last Saturday and granted interviews
to several inmates.
Usher Brennan paid the library call on
business last Saturday. Come again please;
you are always welcome.
Mex says the only thing he really enjoys
is the moving picture show. He now want:
to know why we cannot have movies instead
of base balli
A beautiful road, broad and even, is g
good thing to look at, but there are street:
that are very narrow and crooked, those
need looking after.
State Agent Whittier was in the auditori-
um with party of personal friends one
day last week, and they listened to the or
chestra rehearsing.
Mr.. Mcmillan escorted a party OF
personal friends through the insti-
tuition last Thursday afternoon, and made
short stop in the auditorium.
Our next holiday will be Thanksgiving
day and here is hoping that we will all have
something to be thankful for. There are
worse places than even in prison.
Warden Reed escorted party of personal
friends through the Silent City last Sunday
afternoon, showing them among other
places the green house and hospital.
Warden Reed was with us last Saturday
from beginnng to the end in the park, and
had the satisfaction of seeing the Prison
Team winning the last game of the season.
Despite the cold weather last Saturday
the boys played fine ball, they were all in
good form and it can plainly be seen, thai
d little practice makes whole lot of differ
ence.
The boys composing the Cellar Colts
are fine lot OF young gentlemen and they
at all times in our PARK especially when they
lose the games.
Guard Plante who was on duty on the
wall for about a week has returned to terra
hrma once more and says he likes it up
there, especially when the the wind is blow
ing about IS miles an hour, nit!
All the officials in the place take just as
much interest in the ball game as we do,
and bet plug of Hugo's best, that they
would have joined in the chorus last Satur
lay had they been on the outside.
One of the boys of the Saltwater Team
last Saturday tried to borrow pair of glasses
md kindly offered them to the umpire who.
however, declined them with thanks. We
must say. that the umpire gave our boys a
.quare deal.
Warden Reed escorted party of visitors
asked Prof. Schmidt to play something foI
md highly appreciated by the warden ana
his friends.
We are passing almost every day through
every shop in the place, and must say thai,
shop M, takes the cake for neatness and
cleanliness, all the coats and towels are
hung up on a rack which is numbered, and
each man has his number. This rack can
he rolled out of the way, or wherever they
want it. 1t is the finest piece of work we
have seen for sometime.
Cell Changes
Cell changes up to Sunday Nov. 8, IA.
From A to A:-388-443, 404-4l4, 1885,
I62.
From B to B:-l62- 1872, 1889, SOP $40.
40 255, 39-402, AIS 50. 3l7 20.
From B to A:-336-223, I21-469.
From to Cot:-53.
From A to Cot:-326.
In A to Third:-l32, 1913.
In B to Third:-4O2, 216, AIS, 800, 3SI,
344, 472, 203.