1905-06 Volume 30 No 1–5 - Phi Delta Theta Scroll Archive

474 THE SCROLL.Auburn—E. F. Enslen, 'oi, is resident engineer for Ford,Bacon & Davis, at Birmingham, Ala. He was married toMiss Rogers at St. Joseph, Mo., April ii.Indianapolis—W. H. Wiley, '64, who has been superintendentof the Terre Haute public school since 1869, has announcedhis retirement from that position next August.Kansas—McClure, Phillips & Co. have just published abook of sketches of Kansas life, entitled "In Our Town," byWilliam Allen White, '90, editor -of the Emporia Gazette.Colby—G. E. Googins, '86, a charter member of MaineAlpha, is an attorney at Bar Harbor. He contributed anarticle on "The Town Meeting" to the Outlook, March 10.Iowa Wesleyan—Dr. K. C. Corley, '96, is practicingmedicine at i8th street and Columbia road, Washington, D.C. He was married last October to Miss Ida Hill, K K T,of Philadelphia.Mercer—The latest work of importance by G. H. Clarke,'03, recently professor of English in Mercer, is an annotatededition of Bacon's essays, which merits the marked popularityalready accorded it by critics and scholars.California—W. O. Morgan, '87, was married, March 6, toMiss Apphia S. Vance, of Oakland. Bro. Morgan is aspecial agent and adjuster of the Hartford Insurance Co.He was president of Theta province 1898-1902.Vanderbilt—L. M. Palmer, '95, is chief clerk in the coaldivision of the auditor's department of the Erie railroad, 21Cortlandt street. New York. He was married, February 28,to Miss Imogen Mitchell Avis, of Harrisonburg, Va.Cincinnati—E. W. Pfleuger, '06, was a member of the debatingteam which met the team of George Washington University,Washington, D. C, April 12, to discuss the questionwhether trusts have a good effect upon the nation.Indianapolis and Purdue—George Ade Davis, '06 (anephew of George Ade, 5 X, the author), is a special entomologistof the Indiana state board of forestry, and the authorof an article published in the 1905 report of the board.South Carolina—Dr. David F. Houston, '87, was inauguratedpresident of the University of Texas, the inaugural