The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1915-03-04
TAILOR SHOP AND LAUNDRY
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The aroma was fine last Saturday and we
imagine the brand was of the real Havana
type.
Warden Reed was business caller at
this department several times during the
past week.
Ed.-We will accept the explanation this
time, but next time we may be obliged to
take exception.
Somebody better be careful and not step
on Uncle Samuels toes too many times.
There is always calm before the storm.
Something that has puzzled us for long
time. What has become of the smallest
one of the three? Maye be P = will let
us know.
Great takers without true knowledge,
are like unto the wind in tempest, but
they who possess wisdom should speak out
unreservedly.
The Federals from this place have gone
south for their spring training. We will
miss many of our former fans who have
followed them.
from viola, Otto Mobiles terrible in
VI tOItulC, iSSuluS lOlth ltS NiOlCAt
erruptions. Wow.
The march played by the orchestra Tues
day afternoon was very appropriate indeed;
it was "March Second by our harmony
wonder Nil DesperAhdum.
Mr.. Nelson our genial officer has been
about the busiest person around the institu
ton the past week, also made business
rir IN TOWN Thursday aftorpOOp
Cyclone SAYS the Parole Board saw him
coming last week and hung out great big
mo" Never mind CY, six months will
pass pretty quick after ball season opens.
1t is said of the third grade men when 60
ing to work at night, that they are the most
patriotic ones in the whole crew, because
they are marching under the stars and stripes.
We must put force into our actions when
we wish to make success of anything, for
the man of eloquence will ever be replaced
by d man with the active spirit for pro-
gress.
Three men from this department were
transferred last week. To Mirror, Fred S.,
and Lloyd F., and our coat ironer Mike D,
has returned to his former duties in officer
dining room.
Say we don't remember when we ever en-
joyed the outdoor air like we did Sunday,
as it was an ideal day and gave US the first
opportunity in nine weeks to use the caps
which we have carried with US
Otto Mobile says to us, "Well how does
the new position suit" All we can say is,
don't bother us this is our busy day so will
the following, be and as to liking it, we
are perfectly satisfied in the change.
If our notes are dry and not up to the
standard of outside news items, please par
don us for we are not vested with the power
to write the scare headlines as do the writers
on the staff of metropolitan newspapers.
Ye editor was numbered among those
who were present at the auditorium last
Saturday. He seemed to be absorbing every
word that was spoken as we did also. Be-
leve us he was some busy with his pencil
and pad.
Rev. Mccoy, was in the chapel Saturday
and previous to the program that was later
carried out, extended pleasant greetings to
several members of the orchestra and choirs.
1t is truly treat to converse with him for
his kind words are always greatly appreciat-
ed, for we know he is always sincere.
Do your duties we'll no matter how small
they may be and eventually your reward
will be forthcoming and something in pro-
portion to your ability will be entrusted to
you, owing to your performing with precis-
ion, that which is at hand. 1t is up to you
whether you make success or failure when
opportunity presents itself.