January 3
During the past year Thomas H. Everitt bought and shipped over $100,000 worth of live stock.

Special This Week
Granulated Sugar
13 lbs. for $1.
Sugar
14 lbs. for $1.
Rice
4 lbs. for 25c.
20c Grade Coffee
3 lbs. 48c.
25c Peaberry Coffee
3 lbs. 55c.
Lima Beans
10c per pound.
Yelloweye Beans
12 1-2c per pound.
Navy Beans
12 1-2c per pound.
Salt
$1.85 per barrel.
Buy salt now, as it is going higher.
Frank H. Everitt.

W. H. Everitt pleaded guilty in a justice court at Louisville, Saturday, to a charge of selling quail to a commission merchant in that city and was fined approximately $72...It is said that the Kentucky authorities have evidence against other southern Indiana shippers, including some in this county, and more arrests may follow.

Vienna:  Thomas Everitt left for Indianapolis, Tuesday.

Zoah:  B. B. Lawson, of near New Harmony, visited S. H. Murphy and family on Wednesday of last week.
 

January 10
In Justice L. T. Clark's court one day last week W. H. Everitt was fined on three charges for violation of the fame law.

Zoah:  A. L. Fricke, of Scottsburg, visited S. H. Murphy and family Tuesday of last week.
 

January 17
Max Hosea, of Indianapolis was here Thursday.

Real Estate Transfers
Noah W. Tash to Thomas E. Blizzard, 37 acres, Finley township, $500.

Ray No. 6:  Ollie Everitt has returned to Indianapolis, where he has employment.
 

January 24
Ray No. 6:  Jeff Everitt continues to improve.  Charles Everitt, of New Albany, visited his little daughter, Ella, and his parents, W. J. Everitt and wife, Saturday night and Sunday.

Zoah:  Miss Sadie Everitt, of Ray No. 6, visited her aunt, Mrs. S. H. Murphy, Saturday and Sunday.  S. H. Murphy and family visited Mrs. Murphy's brother, Jeff Everitt, and family, at Ray No. 6, Friday.
 

January 31
Special
For Saturday, Feb. 3
14 pounds Light Brown Sugar.....$1.00
13 pounds Granulated Sugar.....$1.00
3 sacks Salt For.....10c
3 pounds of 20c. Coffee For.....48c
1 pound Calumet Baking Powder.....20c
3 pounds Peaberry Coffee.....55c
Buckwheat for Pancake Flour.....10c
That good Brilliantine Oil Per gallon.....15c
Small Hebe Milk Per can.....5c
Headquarters for Sugar by 100 lbs. or Barrel.
Frank H. Everitt

Born to Mr. and Mrs. Amos Richey, west of Vienna, Jan. 23, a girl.

Zoah:  B. B. Lawson and family have moved from near New Harmony to the Frank Aldridge farm here.

Ray No. 6:  Born to Amos Richey and wife, a daughter.
 

February 7
Circuit Court Notes
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Co. vs Edgar A. Roberts and Jesse H. Everitt, on note.  Trial by court and finding for plaintiff in sum of $70.22 and $10.00 attorney fees.
Edgar Maggard vs Mary A. C. Everitt, to collect brick street assessment.  Set for trial April 2.
Edgar Maggard vs Thomas H. Everitt, to collect brick street assessment.   Set for trial April 2.

Judge John M. Paris, of New Albany, was here Wednesday as special judge in the cases of Edgar Maggard vs Mary A. C. Everitt and Thomas H. Everitt.

Herman Everitt was at Louisville on business Monday.

Emmett Everitt was at Louisville on business Monday.
 

February 14
Mack Hosea, of Indianapolis, was here Thursday.

Carter Everitt was at Indianapolis on business Friday.

Emmett Everitt and family visited at Jeffersonville, Sunday.

Ray No. 6:  The little son of Thomas Blizzard has pneumonia.

Zoah:  S. H. Murphy and daughter, Miss Garnett, called on her sister, Mrs. A. L. Frickey, at Scottsburg, Thursday.
 

February 28
Mrs. M. F. Hosea and two children, of Indianapolis, visited here the past week.

Ray No. 6:  Charles Everitt, of New Albany, visited his parents and little daughter over Sunday.

Vienna:  Tom Everitt, who is employed at Indianapolis, was visiting home folks Saturday and Sunday.
 

March 7
W. Emmett Everitt made a business trip to Rushville and Shelbyville the latter part of the week.

Samuel Williams has shipped his household goods to Warrensburg, Ill.  His family will go next week.
 

March 14
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Renn, of New Albany, visited Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Everitt, Sunday.

Zoah:  S. H. Murphy and Fred Ray were at Scottsburg one day last week on business.
 

March 21
Use Box Cars To Ship Stock.
Local shippers of live stock had much trouble last week in securing cars for their weekly shipments.  Will Napper ships on Monday but had not received a car up to Thursday, which is T. H. Everitt's shipping day.  On Thursday Mr. Everitt got into communication with division officials of the Pennsylvania who informed him that it would be impossible to get him a car.  When Mr. Everitt informed them that they could, the officials declared they would if he would only show them how.
Mr. Everitt informed them that there were two empty box cars on the siding here which he could fix up for use as stock cars.  It was finally agreed that if Mr. Everitt would fix up the cars at his own expense he could use them.  This he did and got his shipment into the Indianapolis market on Friday.
Mr. Everitt very generously turned one of the cars over to Mr. Napper for use in getting his delayed shipment to market.

T. H. Everitt says that Newt Howell is in no danger of being called down for fast driving on the highway with his machine.
 

March 28
Real Estate Transfers
Thomas H. Everitt to Wm. A. Wyman, 8 acres, Vienna township, $700.
Wm. A. Wyman to L. Carter Everitt, 5 1/2 acres, Vienna township, $700.

Circuit Court Notes
Arthur C. McClintock vs. Thomas H. Everitt et al, on note.  Defendant granted change of venue to Clark Co.

Ray No. 6:  Floyd Robbins, Fred, Claude and W. J. Everitt went to New Albany, Sunday.

Zoah:  Miss Garnett Murphy called on Mrs. Asa Hamilton at Scottsburg, Saturday.  S. H. Murphy and wife visited A. L. Frickey and family at Scottsburg, Saturday.
 

April 4
Zoah:  T. H. Everitt, of Scottsburg, was in this vicinity Saturday.  John Murphy and family, of Austin, visited her sister, Mrs. Halley Faris, Sunday.  Amos Pickett, of Montana, visited his uncle, B. B. Lawson, and family here Saturday.  He was on his way to Glasgow, Ky., to spend a few weeks with relatives.
 

April 11
Vienna (Too late for last week.):  Tom Everitt, who has employment at Indianapolis, visited home folks last week.

Miss Forest Everitt, of near Vienna, went to Indianapolis, Saturday, to attend school.

County Treasurer Everitt has received a communication from the State Board of Accounts to the effect that special judges should only be allowed pay for time actually consumed in going to, returning from and attending trials.

Volunteer Company Forming
J. A. Ritter is forming a company of volunteer soldiers to offer their services to the United States in the war with Germany...
Up to yesterday morning the following had attached their signatures:
...Charles W. Everitt...

Zoah:  S. H. Murphy and B. B. Lawson were near New Frankfort Wednesday of last week on business.  Miss Edith Murphy, of Indianapolis, and Mrs. Goldie Harlow, of Frankfort, visited S. H. Murphy and family, Saturday and Sunday.
 

April 18
O. M. Spear, of near Alpha, sold and delivered eight head of young steers to T. H. Everitt one day last week whose aggregate net weight was 8,310 pounds.

Herman Everitt went to Columbus, O., last week.

Real Estate Transfers
Lydia Cranford to C. H. and Fred Everitt, 40 acres, Finley township, $500.

Zoah:  B. B. Lawson, Fred and Jesse Ray were near New Frankfort one day last week.  T. J. Everitt, wife and son, Paul, of Ray No. 6, visited S. H. Murphy and wife, Wednesday of last week.
 

April 25
Ray No. 6:  Paul Everitt visited at Indianapolis, part of last week.  Charles Everitt, of New Albany, and W. J. Everitt, of this place, left Monday for Illinois to visit relatives.

Zoah:  John Murphy and family, of Austin, visited S. H. Murphy and wife, Sunday.  Frank Everitt and family, of Scottsburg, were in this vicinity, Sunday.  Miss Garnett Murphy visited her sister, Mrs. A. L. Frickey, at Scottsburg, Monday.
 

May 9
Zoah:  Mrs. B. B. Lawson and children visited her sister, Mrs. A. L. Frickey, at Scottsburg, Saturday.

Ray No. 6:  The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Jones was buried at Bethel, Wednesday afternoon.
 

May 16
Zoah:  John Murphy and family, of Austin, visited Hallie Faris and wife, Sunday.  Dewey Mount, of Coon Creek, and Miss Nellie Fricke, of Little York, were calling on S. H. Murphy and family, Sunday.  Mrs. A. L. Fricke and children, of Scottsburg, visited Saturday and Sunday with B. B. Lawson and family and S. H. Murphy and family.

Ray No. 6:  Ollie Everitt, of Indianapolis, visited his parents here Sunday.
 

May 23
Vienna:  James Dismore and wife, John Furnish and grandchildren, William Gordon and Marietta; Mrs. Elizabeth Furnish, Miss Ruth Walker, Miss Sallie Everitt and Master Marshall Furnish spent Sunday with James Furnish and family.

Zoah:  B. B. Lawson was at Austin, Saturday.  Elwin Lawson visited Desoto Jones and family near New Harmony, Saturday and Sunday.

Ray No. 6:  Fred Everitt and family, Floyd Robbins and wife visited at Borden, Sunday.  Jeff Everitt and wife visited at Salem the last of the week with Leland Perry and family.
 

May 30
Ray No. 6:  Mrs. Carrie Perry and son, Kermit, of Salem, are visiting the family of her parents, Jeff Everitt and wife.

Zoah:  Mrs. B. B. Lawson visited Mrs. Albert Fricke at Scottsburg, Saturday.  Miss Edith Murphy, of Indianapolis, visited Saturday and Sunday with S. H. Murphy and family.
 

June 6
Hougland - LaDuke
Robert Hougland, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Hougland, of this place, and Miss Helen LaDuke, of Jeffersonville, were married Sunday in Louisville.  They came here Sunday evening and departed Monday morning on an auto tour through the northern part of the state, accompanied by Miss Cleo LaDuke, Clyde Hougland and family and Emmett Everitt and family.  They expect to be gone about ten days.  On their return they will reside in Scottsburg.  The bride is a sister of Mrs. Emmett Everitt.

Fair Grounds Sold
Monday M. L. Hughbanks, receiver for the Scott County Agricultural Fair Association, sold the association's grounds at public auction to Henry Everitt for $3,850.

Vienna:  Several of the young folks surprised Miss Sallie Everitt Sunday afternoon.  Miss Sallie will leave for Indianapolis, Wednesday, to attend business college.

Zoah:  B. B. Lawson was at Austin one day last week on business.  Mrs. S. H. Murphy visited her daughter, Mrs. A. L. Fricke, at Scottsburg, Tuesday of last week.  John Murphy and family, of Austin, visited S. H. Murphy and family and Halley Faris and wife one day last week.
 

June 13
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hougland, Miss Cleo LaDuke, Clyde Hougland and family, Emmett Everitt and family returned Saturday from a 500 mile automobile trip which included Indianapolis and Richmond, Ind., Cincinnati and Dayton, O., and other points.

Zoah:  S. H. Murphy and family visited T. J. Everitt and family, of Ray No. 6, Sunday.

Registered For Selective Draft.
A total of 478 young men registered in Scott county June 5 under the provisions of the selective conscription law...Following is a list of names of those registering as furnished The Chronicle by the County Conscription Board:
...Vienna Township.
Precinct No. 1
...Everitt, Truman Ollie
Everitt, Charles Wm...
...Precinct No. 2...
...Everitt, Fred Lloyd
Everitt, Lewis Carter...
...Precinct No. 4....
...Everitt, Frank Herman...
...Fricke, Albert Louis...
 

June 20
Master Robert Everitt is visiting his grandmother, Mrs. Alice Alpha, at Manila.

Mr. and Mrs. Max Hosea, of Indianapolis, visited here Sunday.

Zoah:  S. H. Murphy was at Austin on business the first of the week.
 

June 27
Fair Grounds To Be Re-Sold
The fair grounds will be resold at public auction at 2 o'clock this afternoon by the receiver, M. L. Hughbanks.  Parties interested in continuing the fair filed a bond in circuit court to raise the bid at least ten per cent.  At the previous sale the high bid was $3,850, made by Henry Everitt.

Forest Everitt, 22-year-old daughter of W. R. Everitt, of near Vienna, has been found insane by a commission composed of Drs. W. L. and Levi McClain and Justice L. T. Clark.
 

July 4
Miss Forest Everitt, daughter of W. R. Everitt, of near Vienna, was taken to Cragmont Hospital at North Madison, Saturday.

Zoah:  John Murphy and daughter, of Austin, visited here Sunday.  Mrs. A. L. Frickey, of Scottsburg, visited B. B. Lawson and S. H. Murphy and families Saturday and Sunday.
 

July 11
Fruit Jars, Rubbers and Tin Cans at Frank H. Everitt's.

Royal Garden Tea is the best for Iced Tea.  Get it at Frank H. Everitt's.

Zoah:  William Carlile and wife, of Austin, called on S. H. Murphy and wife Saturday.  Milton Murphy and family, of Terre Haute, visited his parents, S. H. Murphy and wife, last week.

Austin:  Mr. and Mrs. Milton Murphy and two children, of Terre Haute, are visiting the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Carlisle.
 

July 18
Registration Numbers
Serial Numbers Selected For Those Liable to Draft.
The following is the list of the men registered in Scott county under the conscription law subject to call for active service, and the number that has been assigned to each man by the county exemption board:
...    4  Frank Herman Everitt, Scottsburg...
...    5  Albert Louis Fricke, Scottsburg...
...361  Fred Loyd Everitt, Scottsburg...
...362  Lewis Carter Everitt, Scottsburg...
...390  Truman Ollie Everitt, Scottsburg...
...391  Charles William Everitt, Scottsburg...

Carter Everitt returned home Saturday from Grand Rapids, Mich., where he had been attending the races as a jockey.

Zoah:  Elwin Lawson visited his aunt, Mrs. A. L. Fricke, at Scottsburg, Saturday.  Mrs. Hallie Faris and Miss Glen Meranda called on Mrs. John Murphy at Austin, Friday.  Stanley Hartley and family, of Crothersville, visited his father, G. F. Hartley, a few days this week.
 

July 25
Number of Scott County Registrants and Order of Call.
Draft numbers for the national army were drawn at Washington, Friday...
The first number is the order in which the men will be called before the exemption board, while the second is the serial number of the registrant:
...  21  390  Truman Ollie Everitt, Scottsburg...
...  36      5  Albert L Fricke, Scottsburg...
...  43  391  Chas Wm Everitt, Scottsburg...
...127      4  Frank H Everitt, Scottsburg...
...187  362  Lewis Carter Everitt, Scottsburg...
...288  361  Fred Lloyd Everitt, Scottsburg...

Frank Everitt and family visited at Indianapolis the first of the week.

Zoah:  A. L. Fricke, of Scottsburg, was in this vicinity the first of the week.  B. B. Lawson and family and Miss Garnet Murphy visited A. L. Fricke and family at Scottsburg, Saturday.
 

August 1
Zoah:  Mrs. A. L. Fricke and children, of Little York, visited her mother, Mrs. S. H. Murphy, the first of the week.
 

August 8
While practicing a horse on the track at Osgood last week Carter Everitt injured one of his feet by running against a vehicle.

Draft Examinations.
Scott County Board Examining Men for First Quota.
The Scott County Conscription Board began Monday to examine registrants to select the county's quota for the national army.  A total of 44 were examined.  Twenty-three passed the physical examination and 21 were rejected.  Of those passed, 16 claimed exemption.  The result of the first day's work of the board was as follows:
...Passed - Exemption Claimed...
...Albert Louis Fricke, Scottsburg...
...Rejected...
...Charles Wm. Everitt, Scottsburg...
 

August 15
Howard Bridgewater is clerking in Frank H. Everitt's grocery.

23 Soldiers Accepted
Local Board Finishes Examinations; Will Consider Exemptions Next.
Some Men To Be Re-Examined
The county conscription board last week completed its task of examining the 150 men called for military service.  OF this number 23 were accepted for service, having passed the physical examination and filing no claim for exemption...
Forty-four of those who passed the physical examination were accepted file claims for exemption.  They were:
...Albert Louis Fricke, Little York...

Zoah:  B. B. Lawson and son, Elwin, were at Austin, Friday, on business.
 

August 22
Exemptions Refused; Others Called Back
The Scott County Draft Board met on Saturday and passed on claims for exemptions.  All married men who have children were excused because of dependency and all married men who have no children were refused exemption...
The following, who had been declared physically sound but under or over weight, are called back under a new ruling of Provost Marshal General Crowder:
Floyd Robbins...
...Chas. W. Everitt...

Zoah:  Miss Edith Murphy, who is employed at Indianapolis, is visiting this week with her parents, S. H. Murphy and wife.  T. J. Ray, wife and son, Paul, of Ray No. 6, called on S. H. Murphy and family, Sunday.  John Murphy and family, of Austin, visited his parents here Sunday.  Mrs. Will Wilson of Little York, called on Mrs. S. H. Murphy one day last week.  Mrs. B. B. Lawson and children visited her aunt, Mrs. Mary Napper, at Scottsburg, one day last week.  Mrs. A. L. Fricke and children, of Little York, visited her mother, Mrs. S. H. Murphy, one day last week.
 

August 29
Through the courtesy of Miss Edith Murphy we are in receipt of a renewal from W. H. Collings, of Franklin.

Kills Dog; Fined For Speeding
A stranger passing through Scottsburg in an auto Sunday afternoon ran over and killed Herman Everitt's bird dog at the crossing of Main and Wardle streets.  After killing the dog the stranger speeded up and went out of town in a hurry.  Marshal Walker went to New Albany, Sunday night, and arrested John Smith, otherwise unknown, of Helena, Ark., on a charge of speeding an auto upon Main street in Scottsburg.  He pleaded guilty before Justice J. C. Wilson and was fined $1 and costs, amounting to $22.50.

Zoah:  Floyd Robbins and wife, of Ray No. 6, visited S. H. Murphy and family, Sunday.  Mrs. Daniel Johnson and children, of Little York, visited S. H. Murphy and family, Sunday evening. Miss Edith Murphy, who is employed at Indianapolis and was spending a week's vacation with her parents, S. H. Murphy and wife, took suddenly ill last Wednesday.  A physician was called and diagnosed her case as gravel on the right kidney.  Miss Edith's vacation is one long to be remembered.  She returned to her work Sunday.  W. H. Collings and wife, of Franklin, entertained a number of Scott county people a week ago Sunday.  They were Miss Edith Murphy, of Indianapolis; Charles Everitt, of New Albany; Mrs. Will Comer and daughter, of Knightstown; John Meyers, wife and son, Garland, Mrs. Martha Clegg, of Morristown.
 

September 12
Herman Everitt arrived home last week to spend a few days furlough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Everitt.  He has been stationed with U. S. regular troops in New Mexico.

Will Everitt and family motored down from Indianapolis, Sunday, to visit relatives and friends in the county.

Herman Everitt and Grace Everitt were remarried Saturday at Indianapolis.  Mrs. Everitt and little son will accompany Mr. Everitt back to Texas when he rejoins his regiment.

Ray No. 6:  A family reunion was held Sunday at the home of Mrs. Rebecca Murphy.  There were 50 persons present, among them being Lon Everitt and family, of Logansport.  A sumptuous dinner was served to all.

Zoah:  John Murphy and family, of Austin, visited his parents, S. H. Murphy and wife, Sunday.
 

September 19
A deputy state fire marshal was here one day last week looking over conditions and gave some very drastic orders.  Two buildings, the livery barn owned and operated by Henry Everitt and the building owned by T. H. Everitt and occupied by Leslie Hobson's barber shop and H. Everitt & Bros.' meat market, were ordered torn down within ninety days.  Many business men who have gasoline tanks were ordered to lessen the fire risk and some rubbish piles were ordered cleaned up.  At H. H. McCormick's cleaning establishment the marshal ordered changes that would mean the installation of new equipment costing several hundred dollars and Mr. McCormick will have this class of work done elsewhere for a time at least.  The marshal expects to make another visit in a short time to see that his orders have been obeyed.

Jesse H. Everitt underwent an operation at a Louisville hospital one day last week for appendicitis and gall stones.  Last reports were that his condition was favorable.

Frank H. Everitt and family visited William Fewell and family at New Albany, Sunday.

Zoah:  Lou Clark and wife and Enis Clark, of Jennings county, visited B. B. Lawson and family, Saturday and Sunday.  Mrs. A. L. Fricke and children, of Little York, visited S. H. Murphy and family Tuesday of last week.  S. H. Murphy, wife and daughter, Miss Garnett, visited Mrs. Mary Napper and Asa Hamilton and wife at Scottsburg, Sunday.  Lon Everitt and family, of Noblesville, and Mrs. Rebecca Murphy of Ray No. 6, visited S. H. Murphy and wife one day last week.
 

September 26
Miss Velma Everitt departed last week for Cincinnati to attend school.

Zoah:  A. L. Fricke and family, of Little York, visited B. B. Lawson and family one day last week.
 

October 10
Charles Everitt, southwest of Vienna, was in town Saturday night with his motorcycle and as he started home his machine collided with a horse and buggy on the north side of the public square.  The machine was overturned and Mr. Everitt and his brother, who was riding in a side car attachment, were thrown to the brick street but luckily escaped any serious injury.  The horse which collided with the machine was thrown but was unhurt.

Ray No. 6:  Floyd Robbins and wife went to North Vernon, Sunday.  Mrs. Carrie Perry and son, Leland, of Crothersville, are spending the week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Everitt.  Mrs. W. J. Everitt and granddaughter, Ella, visited Mrs. Herman Mount in Illinois the past week, returning home Saturday night.

Zoah:  Miss Sadie Everitt, of Ray No. 6, visited S. H. Murphy and wife, Sunday.  Mrs. Leland Perry and son, of Crothersville, visited S. H. Murphy and family, Sunday.  Abe Whitsitt and family, of near New Harmony visited B. B. Lawson and family, Saturday.
 

October 17
Henry Everitt was at Louisville on business Friday.

Ray No. 6:  Ed Jones went to Henryville one day last week to get "lasses".  Charles and Willard Tash and their families, of Noblesville, are spending the week with relatives and friends here.

Zoah:  John Murphy and daughter, Alice, of Austin, were in this vicinity, Sunday.

Underwood:  Mrs. Jesse Everitt and son, Herbert, of Indianapolis, have been visiting her parents, R. B. Jones and family, the past week.
 

October 24
Miss Garnett Murphy, of near Zoah, has the thanks of The Chronicle force for some of the finest sweet apples we have seen this year.

Home-made mince meat at Frank H. Everitt's.

Zoah:  B. B. Lawson and S. H. Murphy were at Austin on business one day last week.  Miss Edith Murphy, of Indianapolis, visited her parents, S. H. Murphy and wife, over Sunday.  Miss Garnett Murphy visited her aunt, Mrs. Mary Napper, at Scottsburg, Sunday and Monday.  Mrs. S. H. Murphy and daughters, Misses Edith and Garnett, visited Mrs. Albert Fricke at Little York, Sunday.  Willard and Charles Tash and families, of Noblesville, were visiting relatives here and went to look over the old home farm, which they had not seen for nine years.

Underwood:  Mrs. W. D. Everitt and son, Herbert, returned to their home in Indianapolis, Saturday, after a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Jones, and family.
 

October 31
Circuit Court Notes:  William H. Everitt vs Emma Rebenack, on account.  Continued by agreement to January term.

Zoah:  Mrs. John Murphy and daughter visited her sister, Mrs. Hallie Faris, Saturday and Sunday.  John Cooley and wife, Joseph Ulmer and family, Wesley Hartley and wife and John Hartley, of Indianapolis; Stanley Hartley and family, of Crothersville, and Delmar Cooley and family, of Scottsburg, attended the funeral of Mrs. Roscoe Cooley here Sunday.
 

November 7
Circuit Court Notes:  The National Grocer Company vs Thomas H. Everitt and Jesse H. Everitt, on account.  Plaintiff granted change of venue to Clark county.

Ray No. 6:  W. J. Everitt and Fred Everitt and wife visited at Camp Zachary Taylor, Sunday.
 

November 14
Bulk Kraut at Frank Everitt's.

Emmett Everitt left Sunday morning on a business trip to Madison, Wis.  He was accompanied by his wife.

Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Everitt, of near Vienna, have received a letter from their son, Ollie, who is stationed with U. S. troops at Ft. Douglas, Utah, saying he likes army life and is enjoying exceptionally good health.  He enclosed a good photo of himself showing that he is now entitled to wear a sharpshooter's medal.  He writes that he expects to be transferred to a station in Iowa soon.

Salt in barrels, $2.50; sacks, 75 cents; blocks, 50 cents, at Frank Everitt's

Circuit Court Notes:  H. Wedekind & Co. vs Thomas H. Everitt, on account.  Court found for plaintiff in the sum of $138.70.
 

November 21
Special
All This Week
20c Loose Coffee
Per pound...........15c
25c Peaberry Coffee
Per pound...........20c
25c Calumet Baking Powder
Per pound...........18c
20c Can of Salmon
Per can...............15c
Two cans for 25c
Extra good Rice
4 pounds for........28c
Swift's White Soap
Per bar.................5c
Rolled Oats
Per box...............10c
Extra good grade Canned
Corn, per can.......15c
Extra good grade Canned
Peas, per can........15c
Large New Mackerel
Each.....................10c
Compound Lard
Per pound.............28c
Pickled Pork
Per pound.............30c
Home-Made Kraut
Per pound.............10c
New Raisins
Per box.................10c
Bulk Bew Raisins
Per pound.............10c
One-pound Cans Peaches in
heavy syrup, 2 cans for 25c
Tall Pet Milk
Per can...................14c
Home-Made Mince Meat
Per pound...............20c
Salt
In barrels.............$2.50
70-lb. bags, 80c., 50-lb. blocks, 50c
Frank H. Everitt

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Everitt, Mr. and Mrs. John M. Montgomery motored to Camp Zachary Taylor, Sunday, to visit Scott county boys.

Transfers of Real Estate:
George V. Cain, Commissioner, to Wm. H. Everitt, 162 1/2 acres, Vienna township, $1,275.

Zoah:  Thomas Lawson, of Kentucky, visited his uncle, B. B. Lawson and family Tuesday and Wednesday of last week.
 

December 5
Miss Velma Everitt, who is attending school at Cincinnati, spent Thanksgiving holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Everitt.

Miss Garnett Murphy, of near Zoah, was in town Monday and subscribed for The Chronicle as a birthday present to her sister, Miss Edith at Indianapolis.

Zoah:  Mrs. Dan Johnson, of Little York, was calling on S. H. Murphy and family, Thursday.  S. H. Murphy, wife and daughter, Garnett, visited Jeff Everitt and family at Ray No. 6, Sunday.  Mr. Everitt and family will move to Scottsburg the first of the week.  S. H. Murphy and wife one night last week fought for about three hours to prevent a fire which originated on the William Cooley farm from reaching a meadow in which stood a stack of hay.  The fire probably started by some hunter and doubtless would have done considerable damage had it not been gotten under control.  Luckily there was little wind.

Ray No. 6:  Sixty neighbors and friends gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Everitt, Friday night.  They will move to Scottsburg this week.  Mr. Everitt has lived here all his life and they will be missed.  We wish them success in their new home.  Ed Jones will move on Mr. Everitt's place.
 

December 12
Fred (Chub) Everitt has sold his meat market to Asa Rogers and enlisted in the army.  He will leave for Fort Thomas, Ky., today.

Transfers of Real Estate:
James J. Gladden to Henry Everitt, 10 1/3 acres, Vienna township, $500.
 

December 19
A deputy state fire marshal was in town again last week to see how his orders issued some time ago had been carried out.  The buildings he ordered torn down are still standing, and will probably be left until better weather.  The deputy also visited Blocher and ordered a blacksmith shop torn down.

Carter Everitt arrived home Thursday night from Texas, where he had been racing his horse.  Harry Thomas and Claude Craig remained in Texas to work the oil fields.

Herman Everitt writes from San Antonio, Tex., that he has been assigned to the baking school and will learn to be an army baker.

Zoah:  S. H. Murphy and family visited T. J. Everitt and wife at Scottsburg, Saturday.  Miss Nellie Fricke, of Little York, visited Miss Garnett Murphy one day last week.  Mrs. A. L. Fricke and children, of Little York, visited S. H. Murphy and family one day last week.
 

December 26
Last week Lawrence Kinney, of Johnson township, sold to T. H. Everitt a hog which brought him $87.86.  Robert Whitsett, of the same township, also sold a hog for which he received $74.97.

Henry Everitt was at Indianapolis last week to consult the state fire marshal regarding his livery stable here which had been ordered by a deputy fire marshal to be torn down without delay.  The fire marshal himself was disposed to be more lenient in the matter and Mr. Everitt was given until the advent of warmer weather to carry out the orders of the fire marshal's office.

Miss Velma Everitt came home from school at College Hill, O., to spend the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Everitt.

Zoah:  Albert Fricke, of Little York, visited S. H. Murphy and family, Monday.  S. H. Murphy and family called on John Murphy and family and William Carlisle and family at Austin one day last week.