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T E X A S A. AND M. C O L L E G E , ) College Station, Texas, I March 26, 1901. ) Dear Prof. Edwards : — I often notice your request for news from former students and alumni of old M. A . C , but, like many others, I have more often than otherwise been content with a perusal of the welcome news in the R E C O R D each week and failed to send the requested items. The first column that engages our attention is the news from former students, and I think in this capacity the R E C O R D serves its' most important purpose. In this far off location I seldom meet an old M. A. C. man, although Michigan men are quite numerous. Only today I received a call from a Mr. King who owns a farm in Cass county. S. L . Ingerson, '99, is, I believe, still with the Cameron Mill and Elevator Co., at F t . Wor th . Prof. H . H. Harrington, at the head of the chemical department and chemist of the Experiment Station at this college was, I believe, at one time a student at M. A . C. under Dr. Kedzie, but I fail to find his name recorded in the general catalogue. He was there during the summer of '82, and although he was there but a short time, he retains a very high opinion of M. A. C. and always has many pleasant things to say regarding the institution and the acquaintances he made while there. Before coming to ;he Texas A . and M. College he occupied the position of professor of chemistry in the Miss. A. and M. College.