The Eagle.

AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE MICH.

VOL. 3. 

MAY 14 1892. 

NO. 23.

EAGLE’S circulation today is 152

LOCAL NEWS.

Harry Walson, one of our students has left 

College.

Mr. Peck, father of the diphtheria patient, 
who was here yesterday has returned to his 
home.

Dr. Kedzie is making a Sanitary analysis 
of the water in the Artesian well and from the 
hydrants in all the College halls for his private 
information.

A new 48 Radial drill is being erected in 
the Machine Shop at the Mechanical Building.
A number of students have gone home to 
spend vacation but a few will stay to practise 
for Field Day.

A new water pipe has been laid from 
Abbot hall to the edge of the campus for the 
benefit of the students.

The ball team went to Albion today.

THE EAGLE.

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Another case of diphtheria. Mr. Watkins 
of Manchester who is here to care for his broth 
er, L. W. Watkins, has the diphtheria, he has 
been removed to the hospital. Mr. Foreman 
has been discharged from the hospital, Mr. 
Peck is better.

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