January 2
Vienna (Intended for last week):  Miss Sallie Everitt, who is attending school at Indianapolis, is spending the holidays with her parents here.

Carter Everitt visited his brother, Fred, at Ft. Thomas, Ky., Sunday.  Fred is learning to be an army cook and expects to be transferred to Ft. Riley, Kan., soon.

Transfers of Real Estate:
Frank H. Everitt to Zebbie Murphy, lots 15 and 16, Miner's first addition, Scottsburg, $1,200.

Zoah:  Mrs. B. B. Lawson visited her uncle, T. J. Everitt, and family at Scottsburg one day last week.

Special
All This Week
Red Beans
While they last, per lb..........10c
New Butter Beans, extra
Per pound............................15c
20c Loose Coffee
Three pounds for.................45c
25c Pea Berry Coffee
Three pounds for.................58c
Mascot Soap
6 bars for.............................25c
20c can corn
Per can................................15c
3 cans for 40c
20c can peas
Per can................................15c
3 cans for 40c
Good White Navy Beans
Three pounds for.................50c
2 large cans Carnation Milk
For......................................25c
6 sacks Table Salt
For......................................25c
We will have brown sugar this
week for farmers to sugar
cure their meat.
Frank H. Everitt
 

January 9
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Renn, Mrs. Margott Morgan and daughter, Miss Florence, of Jeffersonville; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Renn, of New Albany, visited Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Everitt, Sunday.

D. M. Hougland, Emmett Everitt and Henry Everitt, of this place; J. S. Morgan and Ivan Morgan, of Austin, will appear in Federal Court at Indianapolis today to answer indictments.  Henry Everitt is charged with violation of the Federal law in shipping quail and is an outcome of the same occurrence for which he paid fines here and at Louisville more than a year ago.  The other men are owners of the Scottsburg and Austin Canning Companies, which are charged with violation of the pure food laws in shipping misbranded goods.

Eastern Star Officers
Scottsburg Chapter No. 107, O.E.S., will install the following officers for the ensuing year on Thursday night, Jan. 10...Agnes Everitt, Con...

Ray No. 6:  Fred Everitt and wife are the proud parents of a daughter born Jan 3.

Vienna:  Misses Mollie Williams and Flora Coleman, of Scottsburg, spent Sunday with their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Williams.
 

January 16
In Federal Court at Indianapolis last week the Rider Packing Company, of Crothersville; Joseph S. Morgan of Austin and the Scottsburg Canning Company were each fined $100 for violation of the pure food laws.  Henry Everitt, of this place, was fined $10 on a plea of guilty to shipping quail in violation of the law.

Emmett Everitt has purchased a new Lexington auto.  D. M. Hougland and W. T. Hougland have each purchased new Stutz machines.
 

January 23
Court Adjourned Until Jan. 28.
Judge Creigmile arrived from Osgood on Tuesday afternoon of last week to open the January term of the Scott circuit court...Before adjournment action as indicated was taken on the following matters:
...W. H. Everitt vs Emma Rabennack, on account, Set for trial Jan. 28...
 

January 30
Zoah:  S. H. Murphy and family visited their daughter, Mrs. A. L. Fricke, one day last week.
 

February 6
Frank H. Everitt, J. Alvin Clark and John L. Bartle, of this place, and Delmer Cooley, of Austin, attended the meeting of the State Retail Merchants' Association at Indianapolis, last week.

Zoah:  A. L. Frickey, of Little York, visited S. H. Murphy and family, Friday.  Everett Barnes, of Iowa, visited B. B. Lawson and family one day last week.
 

February 13
Vienna (Intended for last week):  Several of our young folks visited Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Robbins on Wednesday night of last week.

W. T. Clyde, Leland and Robert Hougland, of the Underwood Canning Co.; Emmett Everitt, Matt Hougland and Paul Fishback, of the Scottsburg Canning Co., Joseph S. and Ivan Morgan, of the Austin Canning Co., and John R. Hougland, of the Vienna Canning Co., will attend the National Canner's Association at Boston, Mass., this week.

Amos N. Richey, of Finley township, contemplates moving to Arkansas.

Zoah:  Miss Garnett Murphy visited her cousin, Miss Fern Everitt, at Scottsburg, Thursday.  Miss Everitt is confined to her home with measles.

Transfers of Real Estate:
Charles Herman Everitt to Fred L. Everitt, half interest 40 acres, Finley township, $250.

Underwood:  Tommy Everitt, of Indianapolis, and Waldo Kirkendall, of Vienna, called on the two "Fays" Sunday evening.

Vienna:  Misses Mollie Williams and Flora Coleman, of Scottsburg, spent Sunday with their uncle, Samuel Williams.

Ray No. 6:  Amos Richey lost a cow last week.  Charles Everitt, of New Albany, visited here Saturday night and Sunday.
 

February 20
Draft Men Classified.
The Third District appeal board for conscripted men has made public a list of cases considered by it affecting Scott county boys who has been placed in class 1A by the local board, but who had appealed for deferred classification.  The names of the men considered and the classification of each as fixed by the appeal board follow:
...Lewis C. Everitt, Scottsburg, 3-J...

Special
All This Week
Red Beans, while they last
Per pound..........................10c
Golden Rio Coffee
Per pound..........................20c
New Orleans Molasses
Per gallon..........................80c
20c Loose Coffee
3 pounds for......................48c
25c Pea Berry Coffee
3 pounds for......................63c
Home Made Loose Kraut
Per pound..........................10c
6 bags Table Salt
For.....................................25c
Frank H. Everitt
 

February 27
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Williams, of Warrensburg, Ill., are here on a visit with relatives.

Miss Edith Murphy, who has employment at Indianapolis, came down Saturday evening and visited over Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Murphy, near Zoah.

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

March 6
George V. Cain and Thos. H. Everitt attended court at Jeffersonville, Friday.

Zoah:  Mrs. S. H. Murphy, Mrs. B. B. Lawson and little daughter visited A. L. Frickey and family at Little York, Thursday.
 

March 13
Mrs. Robert Davis and little grandson, Eldon Tash, of near Noblesville, are here visiting the former's mother, Mrs. Mary J. Vest.

Zoah:  Miss Fern Everitt, of Scottsburg, visited her cousin, Miss Garnett Murphy, one day last week.  Leland Perry and family of Crothersville, visited B. B. Lawson and family Wednesday and S. H. Murphy and wife, Friday.
 

March 20
New Orleans molasses 75 cents per gallon.  Bring in your bucket and get a gallon. - Frank H. Everitt.

Frank Gardner, Lawson Mace, Jos. N. Keith and Thomas H. Everitt attended court at Jeffersonville yesterday.

Charles VanWinkle, route 4; Robert Cravens, route 2, and Charles Tash, Noblesville, are new readers of The Chronicle.

Zoah:  Mrs. Danny Johnson, of Little York, called on Mrs. S. H. Murphy one day last week.  DeSoto Jones and family, of near New Harmony, visited B. B. Lawson and family, Sunday.  Mrs. Stanley Hartley, of Crothersville, visited her mother-in-law, Mrs. George Hartley, a few days last week.  John Murphy and family, of Austin, visited his parents, S. H. Murphy and wife, and her sister, Mrs. Hallie Faris, Sunday.
 

March 27
Zoah:  Claude Cathcart, who is stationed at New York City with the Medical Department of the U. S. Army, spent a few days' furlough here with relatives and friends.  He was accompanied by Miss Edith Murphy, who is employed at Indianapolis.

Vienna:  Tommie Everitt, of Indianapolis, spent Saturday and Sunday with his parents.

Underwood:  Rose Everitt, of Vienna, visited Pet Hardy and wife Sunday afternoon.
 

April 3
Onion sets 10 cents per quart all this week. - Frank H. Everitt.

Zoah:  Miss Garnett Murphy visited Jeff Everitt and family at Scottsburg, Saturday.  Miss Edith Murphy, of Indianapolis, spent Easter with her parents, S. H. Murphy and wife.  Miss Sadie Everitt, of Scottsburg, visited S. H. Murphy and family, Saturday and Sunday.
 

April 10
Transfers of Real Estate
Joseph P. Wilson to Myrtle S. Murphy, 36 1/4 acres, Vienna township, $1,800.

Circuit Court Notes
Scott County State Bank vs Thomas H. Everitt et al, on note.  Defendant granted change of venue to Clark county.

Zoah:  S. H. Murphy and daughter, Miss Garnett, visited at Austin one day last week.  Mrs. A. L. Frickey and children, of Little York, visited her parents, S. H. Murphy and wife Thursday.

Goshen:  Mrs. Frank Scott and Mrs. Fred Wilk visited Mrs. Frank Everitt at Scottsburg Wednesday afternoon.

Vienna:  Tommie Everitt, of Indianapolis, visited his parents over Sunday.

The Right Hand of Patriotism.  The advertisements of the Third Liberty Loan appearing in the Scott County papers has been made possible by the patriotic contributions of the following businessmen of the county:...Frank H. Everitt, Fancy Grocer...W. H. Everitt, Fancy Grocer...
 

April 17
Johnnie Keith is now employed as a clerk in Frank Everitt's grocery, having moved back to this place from Indianapolis.

Zoah:  Miss Edith Murphy, of Indianapolis, is visiting her parents, S. H. Murphy and wife.

Special
All This Week
That good 20c Loose Coffee
Per pound.........................15c
2 large cans Carnation Milk
For...................................27c
25c Pea Berry Coffee
Per pound.........................20c
Salted Jowl Bacon
Per pound.........................25c
Seed Potatoes of all kinds.
Rolled Oats
Per box............................10c
Carnation milk, small cans,
3 for.................................20c
Extra good pink salmon
Per can.............................20c
Good Corn and Peas
Per can.............................15c
Barley Flour for Substitute
Frank H. Everitt
 

April 24
Notice of Primary Election
The following is a list of candidates and their postoffice addresses of all persons for whom nomination papers have been filed for nominations to be made at the primary election to be held on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in May, 1918, towit, May 7, 1918, between the hours of 6 a.m. and 6 p.m. on said day, viz:
...County Ticket. Republican...
...For County Treasurer.  Thomas H. Everitt, Scottsburg, Indiana...
...Vienna Township...
...For Precinct Committeemen...
...Precinct No. 4. Frank H. Everitt, Scottsburg, Indiana...

Ray No. 6:  Miss Anna Davis, daughter of the late Robert Davis, was recently married at Noblesville to Robert Cottingham, an electrician.  Little William Strouse spent the past week with his grandmother, Mrs. Louis Jones, while his mother attended the wedding of her cousin, Miss Allah Everitt to Jacob Bell, April 17.  They will reside at Cicero.

Zoah:  Miss Edith Murphy has returned to Indianapolis after a week's visit with her parents, S. H. Murphy and wife.  Jno. W. Murphy, of Austin, visited the families of S. H. Murphy and Hallie Faris, Sunday.

Thomas Blizzard, of Route 5, orders The Chronicle sent to his address for one year.
 

May 1
Hammer Laundry Soap 5 cents a bar at Frank H. Everitt's.

Fred Everitt arrived home Friday on a five day furlough from Ft. Riley, Kan.  "Chub" makes a fine looking soldier and says he is delighted with army life.

Good salted bacon 25 cents per pound at Frank H. Everitt's.

Zoah:  Mrs. B. B. Lawson and daughter, Miss Mary, visited at Marshfield, Saturday.
 

May 8
Charles Everitt, of Indianapolis, was here Thursday on his way home from Sheffield, Ala., where he has been engaged in government work.

Zoah:  Stanley Hartley and family, of Crothersville, visited his parents, George Hartley and wife, Saturday and Sunday.  S. H. Murphy and wife were near Scottsburg the first of the week on business.  Miss Alice Murphy, of Austin, was through here Sunday.

Vienna:  W. R. Everitt and wife are the parents of a new baby boy, born Tuesday, April 30.
 

May 15
Vote of Scott County at the Primary May 7, 1918.
...Township Results...
...Republican...
...Treasurer - Thomas H. Everitt...
...Precinct Committeemen...
...Republican...
Vienna No.4...Frank H. Everitt...

Mrs. Emmett Everitt visited at Louisville, Friday.

Emmett Everitt, D. M. Hougland and Paul Fishback attended a meeting of the Southern Wholesale Grocer's Association at Louisville last week.

Committees Re-Organized.
The precinct committeemen of the two political parties who were elected at the primary met here Saturday afternoon for the purpose of electing officers.
The Republican committeemen re-elected B. M. Owens chairman and J. Filbert Martin secretary-treasurer.  Frank H. Everitt was named as vice chairman...

Zoah:  S. H. Murphy visited his son, John, and family at Austin, Friday.  Mrs. T. O. Murphy, of Leota, was calling on S. H. Murphy and family one day last week.

Vienna:  Tommie Everitt, of Indianapolis, spent Saturday and Sunday with his parents here.

Red Cross Week May 20 to 27
Plans Being Completed for Second War Fund Drive to Begin on Next Monday
Plans are being completed for the Second War Fund campaign of the American Red Cross in Scott County...The War Fund campaign is to raise $100,000,000 in the United States and the share of Scott County is somewhat over $3,000...Following are the names of those who will solicit the funds:...Town of Scottsburg - W. E. Everitt, campaign manager and chairman... Frank H. Everitt...
 

May 22
Zoah:  Mrs. B. B. Lawson and children visited Will Meadors and family at Scottsburg one day last week.  Mrs. D. W. Dwiggins, Mrs. B. B. Lawson and little daughter visited Mrs. John A. Higdon, of Ray No. 6, Friday.

Ray No. 6:  Born to Ed Jones and wife a daughter.
 

May 29
Good smoked jowl bacon 25 cents per pound at Frank H. Everitt's.

Zoah:  A. L. Frickey, of Little York, was here one day last week.  S. H. Murphy and wife visited their daughter, Mrs. A. L. Frickey, at Little York, Sunday.

Ray No. 6:  Leland Perry and wife, are the proud parents of a son, born Tuesday of last week.  Mrs. Perry was one of Ray No. 6's school girls.
 

June 5
Emmett Everitt returned last week from a business trip in the South.

Miss Edith Murphy, who has been employed at Indianapolis for the past year and a half, returned last week to the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Murphy, near Zoah.

Miss Halcy Hughbanks has resigned as stenographer for the Scottsburg Canning Company and J. O. Scott has accepted a position as bookkeeper for the company.  Emmett Everitt will take over the duties of sales manager relinquished by Mr. Fishback.

Zoah:  Miss Edith Murphy visited the first of the week with her aunt, Mrs. C. T. Hooker, at Cortland.  Miss Edith Murphy, who has been working at Indianapolis, is visiting her parents, S. H. Murphy and wife.

Underwood:  Mrs. Jessie Everitt and son, Herbert, of Indianapolis, are visiting her parents, R. B. Jones and wife.
 

June 12
Odd Fellows To Dedicate Service Flag.
In honor of quite a number of members who are now in the army and navy Scottsburg Lodge No. 555, I. O. O. F., will soon dedicate a service flag.
The members of this lodge who are now in service, and in whose honor the flag will be dedicated are as follows:  In The Army...W. Thomas Everitt...

Thomas Everitt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rose Everitt, of near Vienna, enlisted in the army last week.

Frank H. Everitt and family motored to Franklin, Sunday.  Frank says the pleasure trip was somewhat lessened by the occurrence of four tire punctures.

Mr. and Mrs. John Craig, of near Vienna, were each assessed fines of $1 and costs Saturday by Justice Lyman Clark on pleas of guilty to assault and battery on O. E. Everitt.  Mr. Everitt will answer to a charge of provoke before Justice J. C. Wilson.  The case grew out of trouble started when a cow belonging to Craig got into Everitt's cornfield.

Zoah:  Miss Edith Murphy visited Mrs. Geo. Barfus at Scottsburg, Thursday.  M. P. Watts and wife, of Seymour, visited S. H. Murphy and family, Sunday afternoon.  John Murphy and wife, of Austin, spent Sunday with his parents, S. H. Murphy and wife.
 

June 19
Miss Velma Everitt returned last Wednesday from Glendale, O., near Cincinnati, where she had been attending school.

Mrs. Herman Everitt and son have returned from Texas, where they have been with Mr. Everitt.

Zoah:  Miss Garnett Murphy is suffering from poisoning of the face and hands.  S. H. Murphy visited his son, John W. Murphy, and family at Austin, Thursday.  Miss Edith Murphy spent Saturday and Sunday with M. P. Watts and wife at Seymour.  Miss Edith Murphy returned to Indianapolis, Sunday, after three weeks' visit with her parents, S. H. Murphy and wife.  While playing in a sand pile with some other children one day last week, Elwin, son of B. B. Lawson and wife, suffered a severely cut foot on a piece of glass.

Underwood:  Louis Collins, Jess Collins, Ed Collins and wife, Ade Collins and wife, Flora Jones and Mrs. Jessie Everitt attended the funeral of their uncle, Hector Jones at Scottsburg Thursday.
 

July 3
Last week Judge Robert Creigmile appointed Frank H. Everitt as a member of the county Council of Defense to succeed Paul Fishback, who resigned when he moved to Greenwood.

Last week Thos. H. Everitt bought three calves of James O. Cooley, of Finley township, for which he paid $163.80, being $54.60 each.  Mr. Everitt has been shipping stock for over forty years and this is the highest price he ever paid for veal calves.

During the show of "The Kaiser, the Beast of Berlin," at Crothersville, Monday night to a packed house a film exploded, setting fire to the building and caused a stampede in which several persons were knocked down and trampled, but none seriously injured.  A small child of Stanley Hartley was burned severely and many others were burned slightly.  A chemical engine soon extinguished the flames and there was little damage to the building.

Circuit Court Notes
Scott County State Bank vs. T. H. Everitt, W. H. Everitt and Levi McClain, on note.  Judgement for $196 and $20 attorney fees.

Sunny Side:  Henrietta Everitt, of Scottsburg, spent the week with John Sarver and family.

Zoah:  B. B. Lawson is on the sick list.  S. H. Murphy and wife visited their daughter, Mrs. A. L. Frickey, at Little York one day last week.
 

July 10
In Justice J. C. Wilson's court yesterday Eugene Everitt was fined $1 and costs for provoking John Craig, of near Vienna.

Zoah:  Mrs. Burney Reed and Miss Garnett Murphy were at Austin, Friday.  Mrs. B. B. Lawson and two children and Miss Garnett Murphy visited their sister, Mrs. A. L. Frickey, Sunday.

Ray No. 6:  Harve Richey and Floyd Robbins and wife went to Louisville, Wednesday, bringing home Mrs. Kate Robbins from the hospital.  She is doing fine.
 

July 17
Frank H. Everitt has purchased a new Hudson Super-Six auto.  Mr. and Mrs. Everitt and John M. Montgomery departed Sunday for Detroit, Mich., to drive the car home.

Zoah:  John Murphy, of Austin, visited his parents, S. H. Murphy and wife, Sunday.  T. J. Everitt and wife, of Scottsburg, visited his sister, Mrs. S. H. Murphy, Saturday.
 

July 24
Emmett Everitt, D. M., W. T. and Clyde Hougland were at Louisville, Friday.

Frank Everitt and son, Edward, and S. B. Wells motored to Louisville, Friday, in Mr. Everitt's new Hudson Super-Six.

Zoah:  Mrs. B. B. Lawson and children visited Mrs. John Meadors at Scottsburg one day last week.  Mrs. Jesse Howell and little daughter, Mary, of Thomastown, visited S. H. Murphy and family Sunday and attended church.
 

July 31
Emmett, Thomas H. and Jesse Everitt, W. L. Hubbard, and W. M. Foster attended the North Vernon fair Friday, going over in Emmett Everitt's auto.

T. H. Everitt and family, Clyde and Leland Hougland and families motored to Clifty Falls, Sunday.

Ray No. 6:  There will be an ice cream supper at Ed Jones's Saturday night, Aug. 3.

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

August 7
Zoah:  John Murphy and family, of Austin, were here Sunday.  Miss Garnett Murphy and Elwin Lawson visited relatives at Scottsburg, Saturday and Sunday.

Goshen:  Frank Everitt and family, of Scottsburg, visited Lambert Dismore and wife Sunday.
 

August 14
Ray No. 6 (Intended for last week):  Mrs. Ed Jones and Mrs. Amos Richey were called near Zion, to the bedside of their sister, Mrs. Leora Hobbs, who was seriously ill but is better at this writing.

Zoah:  Mrs. S. H. Murphy and daughter, Miss Garnett, visited Mrs. A. L. Frickey, at Little York, Sunday.  Beorge Barfus, of Chicago, Mrs. Barfus and W. M. Foster, of Scottsburg, accompanied by their niece and nephew, Miss Mary and Master Claude Foster, of Chicago, called on S. H. Murphy and family Sunday afternoon.
 

August 21
Zoah:  B. B. Lawson was at Thomastown the first of the week on business.  Fred Ray visited his cousin, Mrs. A. L. Frickey, at Little York, Thursday.  Mrs. S. H. Murphy visited her daughter, Mrs. A. L. Frickey, at Little York one day last week and also her new granddaughter, born to Mr. and Mrs. Frickey.
 

August 28
Transfers of Real Estate
Dora Hubbard to Thomas H. Everitt, tract, Vienna township, $1.
 

September 4
John Murphy and family, of Austin, spent Sunday with S. H. Murphy and family.  Miss Edith Murphy, of Indianapolis, spent Sunday and Monday with her parents, S. H. Murphy and wife.  Misses Garnett and Edith Murphy called on Daniel Johnson and Albert Fricke and families at Little York, Sunday afternoon.  Mary, the little daughter of B. B. Lawson and wife, fell from a buggy Sunday afternoon and sustained a severe cut on the forehead.

Ray No. 6:  Harrison Murphy sold three mules to a man near Noblesville and delivered them, H. B. Littell taking them in his truck.  They visited Lon Everitt and family while there.  Mrs. Blanche Nunamaker and little son, of Indianapolis; Lon Everitt and family, Jacob Bell and wife, Mandevall Meadors and family, of Noblesville, visited relatives here and attended the fair.  Mrs. Rebecca Murphy accompanied them home for a two weeks' visit and to attend the Applegate reunion at that place.
 

September 11
Zoah:  John Murphy, of Austin, was looking over his farm, Sunday.
 

September 25
Zoah:  Miss Garnett Murphy visited Mrs. George Barfus at Scottsburg, Saturday.  Frank Murphy sold his fine team of horses to Noah Tash, of near New Chapel, Saturday.  Mrs. S. H. Murphy and daughter, Miss Garnett, visited Noah Tash and family near New Chapel, Sunday.
 

October 9
Guy Ringo, the popular clerk at Frank Everitt's grocery, was able to be in the store Monday for the first time in a week, due to Spanish influenza.

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

October 16
Calls For Service.
The following young men left yesterday to enter U. S. services.
To Warsaw Chamber of Commerce, Warsaw, Ind., to be convoy truck drivers:
...Claude Oren Everitt...

Zoah:  Mrs. S. H. Murphy visited Mrs. T. J. Everitt, who is seriously ill, at Scottsburg, Saturday.

Vienna:  Stacy Dismore, Claude Everitt and Walter Kirkendall were at Louisville, Saturday.
 

October 23
Mrs. Emmett Everitt and two sons visited the latter part of the week with her mother at Jeffersonville.

To the Voters of Scott County.
On account of two of my sons being in the army, who were my main help on the farm, I have had to look after this myself and this has made it impossible for me to make a personal canvas of the county.  I solicit your support, and if elected will serve you to the best of my ability without fear or favor.  Your servant, T. H. Everitt.
 

October 30
Underwood:  Matt Hougland and Emmett Everitt, of Scottsburg, visited the factory one day last week.

Zoah:  S. H. Murphy, wife and daughter, Miss Garnett, visited her daughter, Mrs. A. L. Frickey, at Little York one day last week.

Ray No. 6:  Work was received here Saturday night that Mrs. Lon Everitt was very low with stomach and bowel trouble following Spanish influenza.  The whole family with the exception of Mr. Everitt has been afflicted with the influenza.
 

November 6
Mrs. Hattie Hanger slipped on the stairs at her home over Frank Everitt's grocery one afternoon last week and fell the full length of the stairs to the street door...

The office of County Treasurer T. H. Everitt was the busiest place in town Monday, the last day for paying the fall installment of taxes without penalty.  A large number of people always wait until the last minute to pay their taxes with the result that there is always an unnecessary crush on the last day.

Fred Everitt came home Sunday on a four-day furlough from Ft. Riley, Kan., to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. H. Everitt.

Transfers of Real Estate
Cammie Thomas to Carter and Fred Everitt, 10.16 acres, Vienna twp., $500.

Zoah:  While cutting wood for Will Napper, Monday, B. B. Lawson cut his foot.  B. B. Lawson and children visited Mrs. A. L. Frickey at Little York, Sunday.  John Murphy and family, of Austin, visited Hallie Faris and family one day last week.  Several men gathered at the home of Mrs. Anna Everhart, Friday, and cut her a supply of wood for the winter.  They also gathered at B. B. Lawson's the first of the week.

Ray No. 6:  Mrs. Lon Everitt, of Noblesville, is some better.
 

November 13
Vote Of Scott County Cast At The General Election November 5, 1918
                        ...Treasurer...
 

Townships	Precincts	No. of Votes Cast	R. L. Johnson, Dem.	T. H. Everitt, Rep.
Finley	1	113	45	61
Finley	2	77	27	46
Jennings	1	197	88	101
Jennings	2	74	33	37
Johnson	1	91	43	39
Johnson	2	129	51	73
Lexington	1	125	67	47
Lexington	2	111	61	34
Lexington	3	155	83	64
Vienna	1	160	63	82
Vienna	2	145	68	70
Vienna	3	207	96	99
Vienna	4	196	95	90
.	.	1790	820	843
.	.	.	.	23

Miss Edith Murphy, who is employed at Indianapolis, came down Saturday and went to Zoah to visit over Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Murphy.

Mrs. Oliver Smith visited at Noblesville last week with Mrs. Lon Everitt, who is quite ill.

Frank H. Everitt, the grocer, now has an auto delivery truck.  Guy Ringo will act as chauffeur.

Zoah:  Misses Garnett and Edith Murphy visited Mrs. Dan Johnson, Sunday.  T. J. Everitt and wife, of Scottsburg, visited B. B. Lawson and family, Sunday.
 

November 20
Mrs. William T. Hougland is visiting her sister, Mrs. Lon Everitt, who is ill, at Noblesville.

Mrs. Frank Everitt has been quite ill with influenza.

Zoah:  A. L. Frickey, of Little York, visited S. H. Murphy and wife, Thursday.
 

November 27
Red Cross Officers Elected.

The annual election of the officers of the Scott County Chapter American Red Cross was held Wednesday evening, Nov. 20.  The new officers are as follows:
...Civilian Relief Committee - ...Mrs. J. H. Everitt...

Zoah:  Mrs. S. H. Murphy visited Mrs. Tice Rogers near Scottsburg, Saturday.
 

December 4
Herman Everitt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Everitt, who is at Ft. Sam Houston, San Antonio, Tex., is in a hospital there suffering from an attack of influenza.

Zoah:  Misses Fern Everitt and Hazel Cathcart, of Scottsburg, visited Miss Garnett Murphy, Sunday.
 

December 11
Zoah:  A. L. Frickey, of Little York, was calling on S. H. Murphy one day last week.  John W. Murphy, of Austin, visited his parents, S. H. Murphy and wife, last Wednesday.

Ray No. 6:  The children of Amos Richey have the flu.  Mrs. Belle Davis and Mrs. Mary Vest have moved from Noblesville to Anderson.
 

December 18
Ollie Everitt is home on a furlough from Camp Devens, Mass., to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Everitt...

Methodist Church Notes:...The Sunday School has elected the following officers for 1919:...Miss Velma Everitt, Secretary...

Ray No. 6:  Earl Everitt, son of Lon Everitt and wife, of Noblesville, and Miss Oddessa Mitchell, of that place, were married there Dec. 3.
 

December 25
Fred Everitt and Roy Ringo have received their discharges from the army and arrived home Monday from Camp Funston, Kan...

Card of Thanks
I wish to express my heartfelt thanks to the voters of Scott County for their liberal support in the recent election and I assure you that I appreciate the confidence thus imposed in me, and my best efforts will be exercised that you may not regret your action.  This being Christmastide, I extend to all the joys of the season.
T. H. Everitt.

Vienna:  Tommie Everitt returned home from camp Monday.

Goshen:  Frank Everitt and family, of Scottsburg, were guests of Fred Wilk, Sunday.

Zoah:  Mrs. George Byerly, of near Marshfield, called on Mrs. S. H. Murphy, Thursday.