The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1915-01-28
M ! R R 0 R E 7 TES
January the 2Sth. 1915

the END or last week.
A large part of the Mirror force have
been moved to cellhall A..
Mr.. Desautels paid our humble sanctum
friendly visit on Monday last.
l.. r. will be able to enjoy the Movies
iusf twice more. in the Silent City.
Just twice more, In the client lily.
Mr.. Fitzgerald escorted party OF friends
thru the Institution one day last week.
The pressman from Washington says
he's alright but the worlds all wrong.
The party enquiring for Pacific coast
papers was transferred from 268-B TO 3ol-a.
Warden Reed escorted several gentlemen
friends throughout the prison departments
Monday.
Night Guard, Mr.. Mckenzie, escorted a
party of personal friends through the prison
last Monday.
l.. R. says its but few days till the
City for him but the days seem kind o long
ones to him.
Steward !. A. Humphreys was very
welcome visitor at the Mirror Sanctum the
end of the week.
Yes, we have moved from 257-B to 96 B.,
and will be cat home to our friends there
for some time.
Deputy Warden Sullivan, was another
one of the busy men around the institu-
ton last Monday.
The Sunday attendance at the Chapel ser
vice was unusually large last Sunday. We
are glad to see it thus.
Mr.. Horace B. Whittier made business
trip to the Coast recently, returning the
latter part of last week.
Mr.. Ouinlan Night guard of Cellhall B.,
made flying trip to St. Paul last Monday
afternoon, returning later in the day.
STATE Agent Whittier escorted party of
personal friends throughout the different
departments of the prison last Saturday.
Warden Reed and his secretary, Mr..
DesautelS, held the usual monthly inter-
views with large number of inmates last
Friday.
Our genial officer, MIR. Westby, was
absent from the printery Monday forenoon
while preparations for the night crew were
being made.
Duke has become quite attached to the
boys employed on the Mirror. She nevers
fails to pay US a visit at least once a-day, and
sometimes Oftener.
The Second Biennial Report of the State
Board of Parole is completed. 1t is a
splendid piece of work and one the boys
may well feel proud of.
Asst Deputy Whelan who was confined
at his home for ten days with severe attack
of tonsolitis, reported to duty last Monday.
Glad to see you back again, Deputy.
The choir is in need of few more sing
ers. Kindly submit your name to the
Professor. Several Basso or Baritone sing
ers would be duly appreciated. Whistle.
The cell change epidemic found its way
on our gallery and we are rooming else
where. Please note list of changes on this
page and route your reading matter accord
ingly.
The Washington County Better Farm
ing Association were guests of Warden
Reed today. Jan. %. Music and enter
tainment was provided by the Choir and
orchestra boys
An additional night crew in the Irvine
shop was placed on the job last Monday
Some night hawk, in additional crew;
kindly get busy and tell us what you are
doing the same as Frank is doing.
The Choir boys, under the able instruc-
ton of Professor Schmidt, have improved
in their singing wonderfully, and it is q
pleasure to hear them sing at all times,
since the Professor took charge of Choir
Quite large number of cell changes
have been made this week. If you do not
get your papers from the Mirror Office in
the same double quick time as here fore
do not kick about the service: Y understand!
Mr.. Macintosh, and his able assistants,
have been very generous with the flowers of
late. Every department in the Main build
ing is adorned by flowers of every kind and
color This makes it appear little more
home like to all. Thanks, Mr.. Florist.
Night Guard, Mr. Lahore has again re-
turned to duty in Celhall B, after several
nights rumination in Cellhall A. Mr.. Fitz-
Gerald, who acted as night guard during
Mr. LaNore's absence, has returned to his
post of duty as Night-watchman of the
shops and yard.
Mr.. Professor and boys-you have the
appreciation of all for your Sunday treat of
music. Come again. Music and the Movies
90 hand in hand with us; and we would
rathes hear the music, and see the movies
than hear or see anything else-unless,
possibly, parole.