The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1906-11-08
| Students Journal
Containing B,essy Notes Of Com
INC Evenfs and Past Trials and
7'rfuruphS of Berca Students - -

Halloween has come and gone and
aitho the witches are still active they
are not riding broomsticks but horses
and have given over telling fortunes
for the more interesting occupation Of
arranging them.
Miss Campbell. Miss Todd and Miss
Swing We're some OF the witches OF
the collegiate department who did not
hesitate 90 dress In their true colors
at Mr. Candies house last week We'd
nesday night. Many others were there
disguised as ordinary ladies.
Bubble, bubble. toll and trouble.
Fire burn and caldron bubble'
The success OF the journal is in
spring some Of its readers TO jOurn-
alistic efforts. We welcome the Eagle
AZ young contemporary and reprint
some OF It's flights:
~. Whff1-rnorc BoEgs was one OF
the fortunate ones 90 extract the ring
from the dish OF flour This foretells
his early marriage.
All were very anxious 10 see what
rank In life their future partners
would attain too. II seemed that JnO.
Welch must get widow. Francis
Clark a stenographer: Jesse Huff a
school teacher: Miss Faville and Miss
Brown lawyers. Miss Renich and Miss
Chrisman carpenters
Extracts from the Eagle. published
by the ri Epsilon Pi Co.
Among a group of girls Don't we
have good bread these days?' Little
Mary. Sure It couldn't be otherwise
we've got such a good miller
POEM-oNLY A DREAM.
Listen my children and you shall hear
OF the horseback ride of Lizzie dear.
How she gllloped and race from top
To toe.
All arrayed In her blue kimo-no!l
The horse she had her name was
Maud.
4 imagine the rest how she kicked
and paved
When Lizzie her skill as rider 10
show,
Stood up on Maud's back and said.
Now gol"
We're off TO the Mountain House,
keep out of the way,
We're going % get there, sometime
today
ON. on. they speed DER hill and dale.
But listenl What's that2 A low mourn
full wall.
Old Maud and her rider. horseshoes
and all.
From the path to the Mountain House
received great fall.
Bess Is awakened by a thud on the
floor. and reaching for Llzzie--
Ito be continued)
All of us are glad 70 see the presi-
dent at his old stand again. We hope
20 hear many interesting talks.
An examiner asked the question Of
a school OF youngsters, Can YOU take
off your warm overcaats?" yes. sir
came the response. Can the bear
take his warm overcoat Off" mo,
sir" And why not" again from the
questioner.. There was silence for
while and then little tad spoke up:
Please sir, because God alone knows
where the buttons are"
My dear" said the caller with a
winning smile to the little girl who
occupied the study while her father.
an eminent literary man was at his
dinner. II suppose YOU assist your
father by entertaining the bores. ;"
Yes sir" replied the little girl grave
ly, please be seated"
May the Eagle long continue to soar
And II the transition from the etherea
element of it's flight to the more sub
stantial subject of nigs, is not 100
violent, we will next notice that the
habit of roasting has become so firm
~ fixed on us, that we can no
longer confine Il 20 subhuman species,
as the following contribution demon
strates:
One budding young genius, bemOan-
ing the fact that ~ were so few
girls In the College department. was
seized with the brilliant idea of act
ing the role of girl at the Halloween
Social ~ Secreta~- Glmbles. Ac-
cordingly he betook himself to one
OF his young lady friends for advice.
She agreed to furnish him with nice
rat" Evidently tho. she failed to in
form him as to the method OF secur-
Ing 1t. for in the midst of the gay