Further to our report of Thursday. The matter, if there was a matter, appears to be over.
Those who looked into the trouble at Kingsbury Post Office have little to say for publication.
Neighbours report the place quiet since.
The police were not available for comment last night.
Witnesses describe what they cannot explain; chief harker told the gazette there was 'nothing whatever in it'.
Residents near Miskatonic University Library were talking yesterday of little else. According to a tram conductor, knocking and scraping reported inside the walls at Miskatonic University Library. Neighbours say it has been building for 12 days — since 2 October.
Chief Harker told the Gazette there was 'nothing whatever in it'.
Nobody the Gazette spoke to could say more, though several tried.
The trouble is said to have begun on Thursday night.
According to one who asked not to be named, the police are watching a house in Miskatonic University District.
A local rumour about The Carroll Boarding House is doing the rounds again, decades old.
Someone was seen leaving Warehouse No. 7 — the Stair Below at an hour nobody can account for.
A second, unrelated witness now confirms what the first said about Miskatonic University Library.
council approves new sewer for Southside.
A reader tells us that Isaac Mercer was standing about near Arkham Public Library about six o'clock.
Public Lecture at Hadley Hall (Administration) on Thursday was well attended. Among those present were Beatrice Lowe, Prof. Julian Ashcombe, Arthur Wren, Dr. Ruth Pendergast, Dr. Imogen Ashby.
CORRECTION. SOURCE IDENTIFIED — the source of the Gazette's report was the desk sergeant.
The Arkham Gazette is a fictional newspaper, printed inside the survey from what the town saw and heard the day before.