The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1915-01-21
PICKUPS AND PUNCHES
By Uncle John

The Sunday drill was postponed on ac-
| count of cold and too much snow
Mass was held in the Auditorium last
Sunday Father Murphy officiating.
Chief Engineer Schatz escorted party of
friends around last Monday afternoon.
Deputy Sullivan paid the Library visit
| Saturday with several gentleman friends.
Chief Engineer Schatz escorted party of
| friends thru the institution last Wednesday
State Agent Whittier and visitor were
taking in the sights ofthe institution Tues
day.
Mr.. Desautels paid the Library a visit
last Monday on business. Come again
please. ~~~
party of friends thru our Silent City last
Wednesday.
Warden Reed accompanied visitor
around the prison and through the various
SuOpS VI luQuStIyy L uCSudy.
State Agent Whittier escorted party of
gentlemen thru the Institution, showing
them cell-hall A and inspecting the new
cells
A slippery side walk is a dangerous
thing these days as one waiter can testi-
fly, when he carried the wall-guards' din
ner the other day.
Saxophone George is happy once more,
his vacation is over and he has again joined
the band and orchestra. He is sure max
ing up for lost time.
The visiting gallery was almost empty
last Sunday morning. Only half dozen
ventured out. This is the first time we
saw so few at services.
Warden Reed escorted party of ladies
and gentlemen thru the various departments
of the institution last Monday, and showed
them everything of interest to see.
The monthly supplies ordered by rhe in
mates were received and distributed to the
various cells during the week. Cell hall A
10 nv" wei SOPPiiSA WIN liz" ShOCSs
Mr.. McMillen with a party
of friends visited the institution last
Monday and went thru every department
including the greenhouse and hospital.
Prof Schmidt, our musical director es-
corted his wife and little son, and friend
about the various places of interest Tuesday
oft INhou mod fnr tho cr,,nvioc -
Hugo has went. Ach Looie, now we
hope good luck may go with Hugo where
that freedom is yours as long as you try to
be man.
Guard o. B. Johnson sure is the all
around handy man these days. Last Sat-
urday he had charge of the main gates, dur
ing Mr.. Hefron's absence, who was away
on business.
News is as scarce around here as hens
teeth in these diggings. We sure will be
glad when the base ball season opens.
Hope the boys will get real base ball shoes
this coming season.
o1hSi AsAuiPhy SuiS 6o'S eAS wy q 'SoA
heart to heart talk last Sunday morning in
the Auditorium. FIR. Murphy is a clear
and forceful speaker, and the whole con-
gregation paid close attention to him dur
ing the whole sermon.
Professor Hollands, of the night school
was visitor at the Library last Friday.
Prof Hollands takes a great interest in the
new books, and his advice in regard to their
purchase is of great value 10 the state Ii
brarians and to the officials.
Warden Reed, with party of gentlemen |
friends paid the Library visit last Satur- /
day. They visited the Auditorium, where
at request of the Warden, both choirs ia
vored the visitors with several selections
which were we'll received. The choir boys
doing their best in the occasion.
Cell Chances