THE

EAGLE

Agricultural College Mich. 

Vol. 3

March 24 1892.

No. 1. 

LOCALS.

Madame Reynolds left for Chicago today.
Mr. Will Clute returned from Grand Rapids 

last night

'There will be 11 senior orations next com­

mencement.

The quarantine on Mr. Wheeler’s family will

be removed next Friday night.

Ex speaker Rich and Gov. Winans are ex­
pected to talk before the Y. M. C. A. at an 
early day.

The College was well represented at the 

'Theater last night in Lansing to hear Rhea.

Mrs. Corbin will teach the Juvenile school. 
The school will open next Monday morning, 
the hours are from 9 to 12 and 1 to 3 for 5 days 
in the week.

The Agri. and Albion Colleges have voted 
to admit Ypsilanti into the inter-collegiate 
league.

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State News.

Upper peninsula republicans want J. M. 
Longyear of Marquette sent to the Minneapolis 
convention as a delegate-at-large.

Rev. C. E. Brown of Chicago will enter upon 
his duties as pastor of the First Congregation­
al Church of Olivet on April I.

The flouring mill owned by ex-Shriff Perkins 
of Charlotte, and one of the largest in the 
state, was consumed by fire yesterday. '

If you are thinking of getting a wheel this 
season, call and see C. II. Alexander. 122 
Well’s Hall. 
Agent for the Phyco

Miss Loa Renner is agent for The Detroit 

Free Press.

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