1903-04 Volume 28 No 1–5 - Phi Delta Theta Scroll Archive

94 THE SCROLL.PERSONAL.Allegheny—Wm. H. Gallup, '85, is superintendent ofschools at Morgantown, W. Va.Missouri—Samuel J. P. Anderson, '96, is again coachingthe Westminster football squad.Kansas^K. C. Hazen, '99, is cashier of the Farmers' andMerchants' Bank of Wenatchee, Washington.Kansas—Edward C. Franklin, '88, is the latest of sevenPhi Delta Thetas to join the faculty at Stanford.Franklin—Rev. C. M. Carter, '87, of Muncie, Ind., ischaplain of the 2nd regiment of Indiana infantry.Union—Daniel James Hoyt, M. D., '99, has opened anoSice at No. 239 Mill street, Poughkeepsie, N. Y.Syracuse—Dr. James B. Sanford, '92, of Denver, Colo.,was speaker of the last Colorado house of representatives.Franklin—At the recent city election in Macon, Mo., N.M. Lacey, '99, was elected city attorney by a large majority.Cornell—Dudley R. Horton, '75, of New York, has recentlyremoved his office to the Vincent building, 302 Broadway.Missouri—J. D. Meriwether, '96, is assistant engineerwith the Wabash railroad, with headquarters at Decatur,Illinois.Ohio Wesleyan—Norman I. Taylor, '03, has located atBurnside, Ky., where he is agent for the Aetna InsuranceCompany.Vanderbilt—H. C. Thach, '95, of Athens, Alabama, wasmarried on September 1 to Miss Edith Mason, of McMinuville,Tennessee.Vanderbilt—Charles Read Baskervill, '95, who haslately taken an advanced course in English at the Universityof Chicago, has been elected professor of English in theTerritorial Normal School, at Edmond, Oklahoma. OnAugust 19 he was married to Miss Catherine Quarles, ofBowling Green, Virginia.