The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-10-13

boardman SIo.IZ; burden Lumber Co.
for lumber for repairs at Ebenezer
$16.73; Collier Bros. for shipping
blackboards to Mcintosh and Sparr
$1.50; Jason Grant for building toilets
at Mcintosh $50; McIver & MacKay
for materials for repairs on Ocala
high school $3.50, blackboard stating
and brush for Howard Academy 9Oc.;
Ocala Banner for advertising comp
troller's statement Splits; teachers,
salaries, $3,575; Mrs. E. Thomas for
Office help $50.
The following accounts were order
ed paid from district funds: On Ocala
to John L. Edwards for advance for
incidenta1s $125, Frederick Disinfec-
tant Co. for disinfectants $121, Milton
Bradley Co. for crayons and erasers
$33; on Mcintosh to Jason Grant for
making toilet screens So; on Belle
view to A. E. Ashworth for teaching
$40, j. A. Freeman for fence posts
$I.80, Fl. B. Masters Co. for wire
fence $3.50, same for crayone 60c., j.
T. Hames for work on fence 1885,
the Book Shop for erasers 6Oc.; on
Fantville to Helen j. Thornton for
teaching $50, Isaac Scott for repairs
to pump $4; on Dunnellon to T. K.
North, secretary, for repairs and Incl
dentals $21.38, II. B. Drew Co. for
school supplies $500, III. and C. Bank
for interest on warrants 10c., the
Dunnellon Pharmacy for crayons
$1.40, same for floor oil, freight and
Idrayage $41.35, Knight & Strange for
lincidentals So, Mrs. e. A. Carlton for
interest S36; on Reddick to Sadie
Dansby for teaching SIS, M. & C. Bank
for interest on warrants 93c; on Pine
Level to II. B. Masters Co. for brooms
Isl; on Weirsdale to Nellie Clyburn
for teaching $75, Mabel McClain for
teaching $45, Ardella Mouzon for
teaching at Stanton So, H. B. Drew
Co. for desks $27.80, Douglas Bros.
for sundry incidentals $2O.03, n. B.
Drew Co. for desks $27 .33, ". p. Kel-
sey for work on desks So; on Citra to
M. & G. Bank for interests on war
rants &c., McIver & MacKay for roll
of roofing $3.50, same for elbow, pipe
and hangers s1.27, Taylor Printing
Co. for printing ballots $1.50; on
Griner Farm to B. FL. Leitner for re-
pairs at school house So, M. & G..
Bank for interest on warrants 16c.,
David s. Welch for lumber for re-
pairs $3.50; on Buck Pond to Eula M.
Goldsby for teaching $75, Grace
Pritchard for teaching at Romeo $40,
the Dunnellon Pharmacy for supplies
$3.10, McIver & MacKay for Incl
dentals $3.50, T. F. Butler for build
ing toilets at Romeo $3.50, D. B.
Morrison Co. for lumber for Romeo
toilets 1896, the Book Shop for books
for Buck Pond $20.66, sans for books,
chalk and postage on same for Romeo
$3.50; on Gambler to Mrs. Blanche
Thompson for teaching $40, j. N.
Marshall, trustee, for painting school
house and materials for same s36-57;
on Fellowship to II. B. Masters Co.
for incidentals $1.50; on Electra to
Mary Forbes for teaching SIS; on
Blitchton to Homer Howard for teach
ling $50; on Martel to T. w. Graham
for teaching $40; on Fort King to
Olive Jones for teaching $50, w. ].
Young for incidentals S1.95, the Book
Shop for books and supplies $29.35;
on Capulet to Ruby Cappleman for
teaching $40, Marion Hardware Co.
for materials for pump 90c. r. r.
| Hampton for work on pump s1.25, p.
III. Hampton for same s1.25, the Book
Shop for erasers 45c.; on Linadale to
Floyd Farrah for teaching $50; on
Cotton Plant to Faye Beck for teach
ing $50, A. w. Woodward for sundry
-lexpenses $3.50, the Book Shop for
books and supplies s1.50, Fl. B. Mas
tiers Co. for supplies s2.1O; on Orange
: Lake to Blanche Moody for teaching
$50; on Moss Bluff TO FL. B. Masters
Go. for crayons 81; on Fairfield to M
.I & C. Bank for interest on warrants
43c.; on Charter Oak TO Nellie Vause
! for teaching $50, Fl. B. Masters Co