The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1916-04-06
NJ R R 0 R E TIES
By Uncle John

The Band boys have been supplied with
three dozen small bags made of khaki in
which to carry music while marching.
They are very handy indeed. and we thank
our Tailor for them.
A good many men have lots of fun going
hunting, but there is no fun coming back
especially when they did not bag any
game.
AS we journey thru life, may we live well
on the way, is the true saying, yes, and we
have only ourselves TO blame if we fall by
the way side.
Christian Science Service was held in the
Auditorium last Sunday morning and as
usual, we'll attended.
A car load OF lumber and two of steel
were received by the machine department
and unoaded and stored under the wood
shop.
The Band boys had several drills all by
themselves during the week on the main
street. We need them badly, and hope, we
will see that repeated.
Rev. Benson had made arrangements for
a song service, dut owing to the absence of
some of the chorus the song service had to
be postponed.
The membership of the baseball nine was
announced at last Sundays meeting with
the president as manager anu Esprita as the
S. P's.
A gang of yard men were very busy last
Saturday cleaning and raking up the lawns
around the buildings.
A car load of flowers and groceries were
received in the yard for the Steward S de-
partment.
Duke" has gone away on her annual
vacation on the farm to watch the cows for
awhile, her return is uncertain.
A man who does you favor never gives
as good measure as the man who is getting
even with you.
Many man would ten times rather beard
a lion in his den, than to tackle the job Of
firing his cook.
A man must be very lazy indeed, who
does not try to do something in this world,
or who does not care If anything is done for
mankind. Such mans life is worthless
and disgrace to the community he lives
in.
The announcement that the inmates will
be privileged to buy ''Horse Shoe chew
ing and "Virginia Rose" smoking to rein
force their tobacco taste has been received
with sincere appreciation by all the 'boys'
who appreciate good thing when it comes
their way Thanks are due to the admin
istratlon for this extension to the tobacco
privilege.
Messrs. Burton Hood and Alba Clothier,
of Owatonna, Mimi, were interested visit
ors to our institution last Saturday.
Mr.. F. ]. Sullivan, Turnkey at the
Illinois State Prison, at Joliet, ILL.,, and
MIR. c. F. Herbert, Deputy Sheriff of St
Paul were visitors to the Silent City las,
Saturday.
The movie show Wednesday evening con
sisted of FIVE reel feature entitled "The
Golden Claw 1t was portrayal of what
extravaganza and love of riches will do &c
wreck home and mar the lives of those
that made it, AS moral lesson it was ex
celent and the emotional acting Of the two
principals deserves commentator. The Or
chestra rendered some fine selections which
were much appreciated.
BIAS would like to exchange Tribune
and Rural weekly and Saturday Evening
Post for Saltwater or any other papers o
magazines.
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