THE

EAGLE.

Vol. 3. 

Agricultural College Mich.
April 16 1892. 

No. 11.

EAGLE’S circulation today is 98.

LOCALS.

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Albert Blanding of Lowell Mich. died yes­
terday morning at 5:30 o’clock after a little 
over a week of sickness. Mr. Blanding was. 
19 years old, a member of the freshman class; 
and of the Olympic society. A short exercise 
was held in the Chapel, conducted by Pres.  
Clute. A beautiful floral offering was laid on 
the casket by his friends. After the exercises 
a large number of students formed in line and 
led the procession as far as the College gate. A 
committee from the Olympic society and from 
the students association accompanied the body 
to Lowell. The sympathies of the entire body 
of students and faculty go with the poor father 
who is today bearing away the body of a dear 
and exceptionally bright son. May the Kind 
Father be with the stricken family and especially 
 with the sisters who today are mourning 

the loss of an only brother. 

 
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Mr. Garfield was at the College a day or 
two ago to consult about the Chicago Exposi­
tion matters.

Mr. Rich spoke to the students last night on 

the tariff on wool.

Mr. Watkins is still very sick with measles, 
but we are all glad to know that his mother is 
with him.

Dr. Kedzie is in Blissfield and will not re­

turn until Monday.

Almost all the present display of flowers at 
the green house is to be used to decorate the 
Chapel for the Easter service tomorrow.

Mrs. Corbin has completed a very successful 
week with the “Kid” Academy. One of the 
pupils says “the new teacher is a jim dandy’’.

Murphy is training the boys today.
There are now nine pneumatic tired bicycles 

on the College grounds.

Mr. Corbin is driving a new horse.
Subscribers who are in arrears with their 
subscriptions will confer a favor by leaving the 
money at this office.

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