The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1914-09-24
PICKUPS AND PUNCHES
By Uncle John

| II By Uncle John II
All is we'll, that ends we'll.
Germany was defeated again, last Sunday.
The Colored Quartette last Sunday was
very well rendered indeed.
Warden Reed was visitor in the dining
hall last Sunday during meal hour.
Deputy Warden Backland showed several
friends around last week, showing them
everything of interest.
A new trombone player was added to the
band last Monday and he will make good
addition to the bass section.
Warden Wolfer escorted party of per-
sonal friends around last Monday and also
visited the hospital and cell hall A.
The Board of Pardons will meet on Oct.
18th, and here's hoping that the Hon.
Board will pardon us for mentioning the
fact.
Supt. Ross of the farm machine depart
ment was visitor in the park last Sunday
morning, accompanied by his family dur
ing drill hour.
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friends through the institution last Thurs
day, and showed them also the green house
and the hospital.
P. you believe in dreams3 The wilds
winds were whstling: The leaves were fall
ling, and Sinbad departing:-That all looks
plausible.
H. S. Med. must have something up his
| clpQVp He ocEr1 loct SATURDAY. Is
wanted 10 play ball next Saturday. Sure
we will; now get busy.
If we could only see our own faults as
quick as others, we not only could better
our condition but would make others less
miserable. But such is life.
Tailor Nelson was kept busy for several
days getting the suits ready for discharged
men -four and five day, is something out
of the ordinary hereabouts.
Warden and Mrs. Wolfer and party of
friends took in the movies last Thursday
evening; and by the way, they were the
best we have seen for some time.
| Butch sure had an awful Katzenjamer last
Thursday evening, when he had to blow
| the black cat out of his horn. Oh, you
| Butch. Cut it out, it won't pay, see.
The band and orchestra boys had chance
to show the big delegation last Thursday
what they can do and they sure gave good
account of themselves. See other notice.
We understand that Hutch, is picking
out a base ball team from the old cronies in
cell hall A. If he does, you better look
out, for he understand the game from A to
".
Both cell houses A and B have been
changed around on account of the Night
School. So if you want to locate your
friends, better study the cell changes care
fully.
Rev. Benson was visitor at the institu-
ton last Saturday, and also stayed over to
take in the ball game, between the Green
Sox and the Tigers. He enjoyed the game
very much.
Mr Fitzgerald, the genial all around
handy clerk from the front Office escorted
party of lady friends through the institu-
ton last Monday, and showed them every
thing of interest.
Talk about being busy! Ask Mr.. Nor
rison. He can can give you few pointers.
He had his hands so full last Thursday he
hardly knew which way to turn first. Yet
everything went off without hitch.
Mr.. Fitzgerald from the front office, is1an
all around sport. He acted as umpire last
Saturday and showed the boys plainly that
he understands bis business. Good judg-
ment, fair and square to all, is his motto.
We can congratulate ourselves for having
Supt. Hollands again at the head of the
Prison Night School. All the boys and also
the teachers can be assured of fair ard
square treatment if they want to study and
study hard, you have the chance to do so.
Will you take it?
CELL CHANGES
The cell changes during the week are as
follows:
From A to A:-16e-413. 46e-3l3, 326-
245, 318-486, 462-214, 471-462, 2l4-2OS,
2O7 -463, 288-51, 388-160, 51-2S8, 16O-3SS,
1890, 3O-264, 28-272, 27-274, 2S4-53,
29O-58, 294 so, 312-45, 314-48, 1884.
331-95, 1886 1913, S-1O2, 349-1O7, 371-lO8,
413-l69, 316-439, 463-2l3, 47O-476, 2l3-
2O7, 2O8-470. Ats 1919, 373-1O5, 199-476,
lO5-373, 26O-31, 264-3O, 272-2S, 274-29,
2S3-54, So 2S4, 1920, 5O-2s4, 54-312, as
314, 94-32S, 1881, 1O1-343, 1O2-34S, 1O7-
349, 1OS-371. 1850, l81-157, 4O1-18O,
14l-4O2, 14O-3S5, 1918, 291-275, 4S6-
$40, 153-1O3, 157-1S1, 1SO-4O1, 4O2-l41,
3S5-l4O, 143- 139, 275-291. 465- $50, 17O-446
98-cot, 32l-cot, Ascot, 368-442, 21S-311,
276-56, 61-287, 52-296, 296-52, 203-3O2,
324-36S, 300 324, 379-1l6.
From B to A:-I13-2, 1894, 132-360,
374-153, 452- 1868, 1888, 436-74.
From A to B:-422-46, 1894, 381-502,