The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1916-04-20
NJ ! R R 0 R E ES
By Uncle John


those who talk sing and play frequently
retain much of youth. Aha, now we know
the reason why we keep in such good health
and youthful spirit all the time.
Yep, some men are SO hard to please that
they are not even satisfied with the whole
world at their feet.
Christian Science Services were held in
the Auditorium last Sunday morning with
fail attendance.
The Band boys visited the hospital last
Friday and gave the inmates band concert
which was very much appreciated by all.
don't think there is a person in all the
world on whom music ever had bad effect.
Music speaks pure language that goes di-
rect to the soul. Good music cheers up a
sad heart wonderfully, and it is loved by all,
rich or poor. Truly can it be said, emusic
is the key to the SOUL
Several car loads of Irvine were shipped
during the week to the western part of the
state, all small and personal orders.
The warehouses of the machine shops are
so full of machines that there is hardly any
room left. But the shipping has started,
and after this they will not be SO crowded
any more.
Two car loads of steel and two OF pig iron
were received for the foundry and unloaded
under that dept. for further use
The Yard crew is at Present assisting the
house steward sorting potatoes and other
vegetables in the basement.
The weather last Saturday afternoon was
not of the best, bur nevertheless, it did not
stop the opening of the baseball season.
The NJ. S P.'s won the first game, FIVE to
four, over the c. C.'s
Four car loads OF coal were received in the
yard tor the engine house and unloaded in
the coal bunkers.
The base-oa uniforms were resurrected
for the Spring adornment of our intra- mural
baseball professors last Saturday.
Rev. Father Doyle of Lake Benton, aud
Rev. Father Cahl of Tracy, Mimi, were in
tereSted visitors at our institution. April II.
The Greenhouse artists have half dozen
big hosbeds alongside of the greenhouse
that are full of all kinds of young plants.
Keck, the umpire, was on hand last Satur
day with his genial "You're out In fact
he has been working hard for several days
previous to get the diamond in good shape,
and better one is not in the neighbour
hood Of several miles.
Several new men were added to the Band
during the week, but there is still room for
few more. Now don't speak up all at once!
We noticed several new faces on the base
ball lineup last Saturday, who gave good
accoun, of themselves. The management
ought to be able to put good team in the
field this summer.
A good deal of time is wasted every day
by fuSSlng over tnlnSS nor worm discussing,
which could be used to better advantage, and
be far more beneficial to the individual
concerned.
Many wise guy puts compliment in
your ear to get into your good graces. You
cam resist his praise and, therefore, fall
victim to his hypocrisy.
A-4O3 offers Puck and Judge in ex-
change for Life and Vanity Fair. Also
will exchange Duluth News. Utica Globe,
and Grit for Chicago, New York and St.
Paul papers
The movie show Wednesday evening
consisted of two one reelers and one two
reeler. The first reel was sketch in which
Toe Weber and Lew Fields, the great
comedians enacted scenes from their past
performances. The second reel entitled,
''He thought he went to War, was a
roaring farce and caused much laughter.
The last picture presented the old favorite,
Ford Sterling in lively comedy entitled
"The Serpent in the House, This
picture kept the boys in one continuous
roar and we hope to see some more of the
same brand. During the performance the
Orchestra rendered several fine selections.