The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1915-07-01
N IR R 0 RETTE S
Thursday, July the First, 9 l 5.

ssSome class to our Band and
Orchestra now with all those new instru-
ments.
One more printer in the embryo was
put in The Mirror Office last week. SO lets
hope the more help the better paper.
Owing to considerable amount OF extra
routine work in his department Pendennis
is forced to take weeks lay-off. He as
sures us, however, that he will be back as
strong as ever in our next issue.
The main dining hall is kept bright and
CHEEKY looking these days thru the untiring
efforts of Florist Mcintosh and his corps OF
assistants, and we can assure the gentlemen
of the green house that thefK labors are very
much appreciated by all heref1.
''Blondy,'' of Mirror fame, wishes to
extend his appreciation to the unknown dom
er of that feather-pillow which was recently
placed in his room. Thanks, friend; we
hope you will make yourself known, SO we
may be able to get better acquainted.
The tailoring department deserves
great praise for the magnificent, and gor-
geous uniform designed and produced for
our Drum Major; the hat is a work of art.
1t may not be amiss to note in passing that
the "Major" is member of the tailoring
crew.
A number of the congregation OF the
Hastings Methodists Church were interest
ed visitors at the institution last Tuesday.
The visitors made the journey to Saltwater
by steamer. After enjoying the sight excite
ments of our busting city, returned to their
home village well satisfied with their days
outing.
Last Saturday we had new Drum
Major to lead the band when the musicians
headed the parade to the ball park. The
New Major is certainly the right man in
the right place and he is to be congratulated
for the very able manner in which he
handled the baton. 1t might be as we'll to
add the Major is a Dusky Boy from the
south.
They can talk about the modern auto
matte folding and wrapping machines, but
let us inform you that, while they may be
great improvement over an ordinary
mans ability to preform the same work,
they cannot hold "candle" alongside our
Irish mailer:-He is the neatest and fastest
folding machine, human or otherwise, that
it has ever been our good fortune to see,
outside or in.
Miss Ella Dupuis who was employed
at the institution as stenographer and clerk
in the Irvine Department Office in the ad-
ministration building, but who severed her
connections with that department month
and half ago, was married last Monday
at the St. Joseph's Church to Mr.. VIM.
Callahan of Minneapolis, very promising
and uprising young man.
Both are high in the social scale and have
hosts of admirers and all join in wishing
the happy couple unbounded prosperity and
happiness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Callahan left on a short
wedding trip, and will be eat home" to
their friends at 2222 Central Avenue,
Minneapolis, after August Is.
Showing that they practice what they
preach: sit Pays to Advertise" the trade
papers have one of the largest exhibits in
the advertising headquarters of "The Asso-
ciated Advt. Clubs of the World" at the
Congress Hotel, Chicago, this week. The
exhibit is very attractive to the eye, partly
made so by vari-colored printing and en-
bracing every form known to the art, which
adorns and completely covers the entire
booth. To thoroughly hammer their slo-
gan home, they have installed printing
plant, with linotype machines and presses,
and are getting out daily four page paper
of the doings of the convention, this being
distributed free by thousands.-Ex.
The Saltwater Gazette man in report
ing the contest between the Simonets and
prison team, has few words of praise for
our local baseball boys which we think
should be encouraging to them to continue
putting forth their best at all times.
In part we read:-"The prison team is
composed of inmates of the institution and
there are some excellent ball players among
them. With more practice, which they
will get, they will be a dangerous team fol
any club to tackle. Thanks, Mr.. Gazette
man; there is no reason why your kind
words of praise should not put consider
ably more "pep'' into our team. Encour-
agement is quite tonic, which, perhaps,