THE

EAGLE.

Agricultural College Mich.

Vol. 3. 
EAGLE'S circulation today is 93.

April 14 1892. 

No. 10.

LOCALS.

There are no new 

cases of measles.

L. Clute of Iona, 
brother of President 
Clute, who has been 
visiting his brother has 
returned home.

Mr Stone the diphth­
eria and measles patient 
is much better.

The work of digging 
the cellar of the Botan­
ical Laboratory began 
today.

Mrs. Clute fell and 
hurt her ankle Wed­
nesday and is now con­
fined to her bed.

If the weather is 
warm enough Saturday 
there will be a game of 
base ball.

Students are now 
practising running and 
jumping on the new 
track for Field Day.

There will be only 
six senior orations com­
mencement.
“Gipsy” Corbin obe­
yed her own sweet will 
Tuesday P.M. much to 
the displeasure of Prof. 
and Mrs. Corbin. That 
was the second time 
she has run away.

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The Sophomore class 
recently elected Rit­
tenger president and 
Goodwin vice president 
to fill vacancies of Gun­
powder men resigned.

The race track will 

soon be completed.

The medals lor Field 
Day are being made by 
R.E. Brackett Jr. in 
Lansing.

Prof Campbell of the 
Michigan University 
while performing a dan­
gerous experiment had 
an explosion which fil­
led his eyes with glass 
and made him blind 
for life.

Advertisements in 
this paper I cent a line.

At the students or­
ganization meeting yes 
terday it was unanimou­
sly voted that boxing 
be continued as one of 
the Field Day sports. 
and that the indoor 
sports be held on the 
evening of June 3 in the 
Opera House at Lans­
ing.
Send your laundry work 
with PEET & CROS­
BY agents for the Ionia 
Steam Laundry.

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

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