THE

■ EAGLE.

Vol. 3. 

Agricultural College Mich.

April 5 1892. 

No. 6

Locals.

Mr. J. N. Estabrook 
is stopping for a few 
days at the College.

The State Board of 
Agriculture will meet 
tonight.

The Juvenile school 
will open this morning.
Miss Baker who lives 
on the road to Lansing 
has the measles.

Mr. Stutz, who came 
down with measles in 
room 26 William’s Hall 
has been removed to the 
third story of the Vet­
erinary Laboratory and 
put in quarantine.

The wind storms of 
the last few days have 

been most terrible, and 
many lives have been  
lost in Kansas, and oth­
er places. At the rate 
the wind has been blow­
ing this morning, we ex­
pect to hear of great 
damage being done in 
some localities nearer 
home.

After the diphtheria, 
winds, measles, quaran­
tine, and April fools, 
what shall we look for 
next? And what kind 
of a showing would Job 
have if he were here?

Margaret Kedzie 
Mayo, daughter of Ned 
and Mollie, born March 
28, weight 8 & 3-4 
pounds.

THE EAGLE.

EDITED AND PUBLISHED TRI WEEKLY 

BY ROSCOE KEDZIE.

TERMS.

FOR 6 MONTHS . 

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FOR 1 WEEK ... 

1 CT.

As we go to press we 
hear that there are two 
new cases of measles, 
namely Messrs Smith 
and Champion.

The quarantine was 

lifted yesterday noon.

Mertie Peck is in De 

Witt.

Mr. Campbell, a jun­

 Call at room 21 
William’s Hall for the 
best tennis and general 
sporting goods in the 
world.

ior has been married.

Lieutenant Crittenden 
has resigned his posi­
tion, to take effect June 
I. He will return to 
his regiment the twenty 
second U. S. infantry.

A new kiln has ar­
rived for the use of the 
China Decorators. No. 
2 of the manufacture of 
Stearns Fitch & Co. 
Springfield, Ohio.

Send your laundry work 
with PEET & CROS­
BY agents for the Ionia 
Steam Laundry.

CALL AT THE 
EAGLE PRINTING 
OFFICE FOR YOUR 
JOB PRINTING.