The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1917-06-28
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Health is the second blessing that mortals
are capable ola blessing that money cannot buy"
WALTON.
The Liberty Loan has become popular with
European belligerents-but thew prefer to title it
Liberal Loan.
Mrs. Will G. Reed, wife of Mr.. w. G. Reed, a
member of our Institution Guard, died Monday even
ing June 18TH at her home in this city, in her sixty
first year.
Mrs. W. G. Reed, nee Clara Belle Chambers,
was born in Chicago and reared to young woman
hood in that city. She graduated from the Cook
County Normal School in 1873 and came to Still
water the following year, where she had been
gagged as a teacher in public schools.
Her first classes were conducted in the then
Lincoln building and during the succeeding eight
years, until her marriage in 1882, she continued
teaching.
Mr. w, G. Reed; daughter Mrs Roy G. Sta
pies; son, John A; and two sisters, Mrs. George
Parsons of Washington, u. c., and Mrs. E. L. Bar
Gallo of Godfeds, Nevada. survive
The funeral was held at 2:3O O'Clock, June Goth,
from her residence. 1OS School street. Rev. Gil
bert Wilson of the first Presbyterian church of6ci-
ated. Many friends in attendance and there
were many floral tributes. Interment made at
Fairview cemetery. Saltwater. The pail bearers
were J. G. Armson, DIR. Arthur Taylor, F. V. Com
fort, Frank Reutimann, Mathew Butler and DR.. J. H.
Hanes.
precious and happy gift was presented to Mr.
and Mrs. H. B. Whittier. in the form of bright
eyed daughter, June 18th last. Mother and daugh-
in splendid health and fully enjoying the
happy event in receiving congratulations from their
host of friends, in which "Grandpa', Mr.. F. A.
Whittier, is enjoying equal share of attention.
Mr.. H. B. Whittier is the youngest son of Mr.
F. A. Whittier, our State Parole Agent
The management and The MIRROR join in con-
graduating the happy young couple on their &C
QUESTION of Gods most exquisite blessing
Through a very gene rous donation by Mr. L. B.
Castle, Gan Insurance Agent of Saltwater, Minn
and Veteran of the Civil War;. of complete
Civil War History our Library has been enhanced
to the extent of very valuable and important his
torical set of records regarding our Civil War,
The gift consist of ninety six volumes of hand
somey bound books of THE WAR OF THE REBEL
LION. 1t is complete compilation of official rec
ords of the Union and Confederate Armies, publish
ed in 1890, by the Government Printing Office And
prepared and published under the direction of
the late Lieut.. Col. Robert N. Scott Third u S. Ar
tillery and the Honorable Redfeld Proctor, Secre-
tary of War at that time.
The volumes replete with the official cor
respondence, speeches. dispatches and intimate af-
fairs and personalities of the great leaders and par
licipanls of that struggle Men, long since passed
to their last bivouac,'' here recorded in deed
speech and action. An interesting record indeed,
and one that will be appreciated by all inmates that
interested in the history of our country
Warden c. S. Reed. in behalf of the inmates
and official family, takes pleasure in thanking Mr.
Castle for this and appropriate gift which
not only adds valuable historic. documents to our
library but serves reminder that the interest Of