THE

EAGLE.

Agricultural College Mich.

Vol. 3.

April 9 1892.

No. 8.

LOCALS.

There are thirteen 

cases of measles now.

Mr. Bert Cook is sick, 

may be measles.

Mr. Stone who is just 
recovering from diphth­
eria in the hospital east 
of the College, now has 
the measles. Did the 
Doctor carry the de­
sease to him? If so let 
us fumigate and quar­
antine the Doctor.

The Natural History 
Club met last night and 
had an interesting 
meeting; Mr. Gordon 
gave a talk on water 
ferns, Mr. Davis on

beetles, and Mr. Whee­
ler on moss. At the 
next meeting Mr. Lowe 
and Prof. McNair will 
talk.

Eight members of 
the junior class spent 
this morning in dissect­
ing a lamb.

The temperature went 

down to 28 last night.

It seems as if it was 

pretty late for snow.

We hope that before 
very long The Eagle 
 will purchase a new 
self- inking 
press.

printing

Thursday, April 27th 
will be Arbor Day.  
Let every body plant a 
tree.

THE EAGLE.

EDITED AND PUBLISHED TRI-WEEKLY 

BY ROSCOE KEDZIE.

news and a new day 
for colds.

TERMS.

FOR 6 MONTHS . 

• 

25 CTS.

FOR 1 WEEK • 

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• 

2 CTS.

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

There have been 
some new work tables 
put into the south end 
of the Chemical Labor­
atory.

The Sunday exercises 
will be resumed tomor­
row, Rev. C. B. Berry 
will preach.

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

A week from next 
Sunday is Easter, are 
we to have the delight­
ful exercizes we have had 
for the last two 
years?
This is a cold day for

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JOB PRINTING 
IS DONE AT THE 
EAGLE PRINTING 
OFFICE.