The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1915-03-18
By Uncle John

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! tour.
Father Corcoran was visitor at the in
stitution last Saturday and granted inter-
| views to several inmates at the Deputy
| office.
State Parole Agent F. A. Whittier. Is
corted couple personal friends through the
institution last Monday, calling for copy
of the ''Mirror" en- route.
Supt Gallagher of the printorium escort.
ed party of friends thru the institution
last Saturday, paying the library also a
visit
Yes, friend Aequo Amino, we noticed
several robins the last few days but that
doesn't signify we are to have no more
snow.
In our humble opinion Mr.. Ed, "The
Mirrors new frame is all to the good.
More interesting reading matter and less re-
pititions.
Supt. Gallagher of the printorium was in
the Auditorium with several ladies last
Thursday, showing them also every depart
ment of interest.
Warden Reed conducted several friends
to the greenhouse and hospital, after
which they made trip of inspection thru
the Irvine shops.
Warden Reed showed several friends thru
our Silent City last Friday and paused a
moment in the Auditorium while the or
chestra was at rehearsal.
Guard Plante has made many changes for
the betterment of the kitchen crew and
kichen equipment. 1t is roomier and neat
er appearing-as it should be.
One of our pupils informed us the other
night that he doesn't have to think; that
the state will do all the thinking for him.
What do you know about that?
DR.. Newman escorted himself to the
Auditorium last Friday where he had a
good time with the orchestra boys who
played a selection for his benefit.
Warden Reed and Mrs. Reed were visit
ors to the Auditorium last Thursday while
the orchestra boys favored them with a Sc
lection which was appreciated by them.
The carpenter was very busy last Friday
afternoon in the Auditorium fixing several
locks that were not in good working order,
little oil would have done the same lob.
There are at present enough colored
boys among us, who ought to be able to
form colored choir. How about it? You
better get busy, and let us hear from you.
Our Piano which was on the sick list was
treated with tuning remedy which proved
effective, and the new roller with which it
has been provided makes it Gas good as
| new"
Asst. Deputy Whelan escorted several
ladies thru the institution last Wednesday
making short pause in the Auditorium to
listen to the music which the orchestra rem
dered for their benefit.
Next sunday the second Quarterly meet
ing of the local Chautauqua Circle will be
held in the Auditorium, and every mem
Der should be prepared for the same, as a
large number of visitors will be present
| If any one wants to find Duke these
days all you will have to do is, just come
to the library, and you will find her watch.
ing the radiator, Wise dog, she knows &
good place when she sees it.
Deputy Warden Sullivan escorted large
party of ladies of the Masonic Fartenity'
through the Institution last saturday after.
noon. They almost filled the Auditorium
where the orchestra favored them with {
few selections which they sincerely ap
preciated.
NTH. c. Christensen of St. Paul, ha.
been selected by Warden Reed as musica
director of the Institution. Mr.. Christensen
has had extensive experience, and is
good musician. 1t is his aim to enlarg,
both Band and Orchestra. Any one wish
ing to join either should make himsel
known to the Deputy.
Another treat was given us last Sunday
morning when we had the pleasure to lis
ten to Miss Florance Macbeth, talented
vocalist who entertained us for half al
hour, with her well chosen selections.
We are unable to do her justice. 1t is
long, long time since we heard a rea
German song such as Miss Macbeth san,
last Sunday. "Roslein Roth was fin
indeed. Eth, Uncle Gosh? All we cal
say is; thank you and we hope you will
come again. Eyes, Uncle ]. your note o