The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1915-03-11
M ! R R 0 R E 7 ES

And how do you like the Mirrors
new frame?
Mr.. Elfstrom was absent from du-
ty during the week On short
vacation that was ALL
Warden Reed escorted party of
friends throughout the prison de-
partments Monday of this week.
Mr.. Gallagher. "master-at- arms"
in the printorium, was conspicuous
by his absence Wednesday after
noon.
Another supplementary list Of Ii
brary books will soon appear. Note
list carefully and copy numbers as
heretofore.
There has been large number of
cell changes during the week. Kind
ly note same and direct your read
ing matter accordingly.
Christian Science Services were
held in the Auditorium last Sunday.
While the attendance is somewhat
larger, there is still lots of room.
Capt. Broostrom of Cellhall B.
was absent from duty Saturday last.
Guard Picullel was acting as Cell
hall Captain during Mr.. Broo strom's
absence.
Chief Dec. wishes TO advise those
who have been sending reading ma
terial in the past that hehas moved his
quarters from 93-a to 76-b. Frank,
kindly take notice.
Officer OBJ. johnson, who has
been off duty for several weeks,
owing to sickness. has once more re-
turned to the silent city, and re-
sumed his former duties.
Rev. G. E. Benson was pleasant
caller at the institution last Satur-
day, aud during his ramble paid a
visit to the Auditorium where the
Orchestra and Choir boys were re-
hearsing their Sunday program.
The Chautauqua Circles member
ship was quite agreeably enlarged
at the last meeting, March 18th. But
there is no reason why the Circles
membership shouldn't be doubled.
The officers have frequently stated
through the Mirror their desire of
everyone becoming member who
has a desire towards self-better-
ment.
As the printorium has received an
order for programs for the Quarter
ly Meeting of the Chautauqua Circle,
we take it for granted that the same
will soon be held. In view of this,
let every member try his utmost to
make it GROWING success above
any other previous Quarterly Meet
ing held herein.
In this Issue appears two very in
teresting as we'll as instructive
Chautauqua papers. Both writer's
have shown their familiarity with
their subjects. We urge our many
readers to peruse both papers care
fully as -" we live to learn" We
can derive much benefit by doing
so. READ THEM!
Miss Ragnhild Holmquist, vocal
list. and Miss Matilda Hanson, &C.
companist, both from Minneapolis,
nobly provided entertainment for
us last Sunday. Both young ladies
are accomplished musicians, having
studied abroad under Oscar Seagel,
of London, Eng, and at the request
of our Chaplain, Rev. Benson, came
over from the Twin Cities to cast a
ray of sunshine in our midst. That
their entertainment, as we'll as their
kindness, was, and is, appreciated.
is evidenced by the many sentiments
expressed by all here, and we only
hope e'er long we may have the pro-
found pleasure of hearing them once
again.
To these two young ladies we ex.
tend our heartfelt thanks and appre-
citation and assure them that we were
magnanimously entertained. That
their coming over from far away
Minneapolis to cheer us shut-ins, is
an act of kindness too manifold fol-
us to express in words.
We also extend vote of thanks
to Rev. Benson for bringing these
talented young ladies here to enter,
tain us, and we sincerely hope he
will give US another such treat be-
fore many moons.