The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-02-02

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Apr. 10, Florence Bish, team labor
on new road. $3.50; Apr IL, American
Book Co., class books, $4.S6; Apr. IL,
Frank L. Sanders, laboratory supplies,
$3.50; Apr. 10, Harry Chamness. labor
on road, $3.50; Apr. Is, Effie Wolford,
teaching domestic science, $14; Apr
Is, Russell Crawford. labor on new
road. $1.70; Apr. 20, Oscar Nicholson,
transportation, $52; Apr 81, Frances
L. Nichols, transportation, SIS; Ell
| mira Nicholson, transportation, $50;
Apr %, John Bailey, transportation,
$40; Apr. %, Charles Black, transpor-
tation, $40; Apr %, R. Boyd Bond,
transportation, $35; Apr. %, Frank
Black, transportation, $25; Apr. %,
William Brooks, transportation, $40;
Apr. %, Richard Conway, transporta-
ton. $24; Apr. %, Caroline Mating
ly, institute fees, $24; Apr. %, Ruth
Harris, institute fees, s24; Apr. %,
Leota. Stott, institute fees, $21; Apr.
% Isabelle Kienzle, institute fees,
$21; Apr %, Emory Chamness, In
stitute fees, l day labor, $29; Apr. 30,
John Poland, janitor for two months,
SGT; Apr. %, Harvey Wright, teach
ing, s120; Apr %, Caroline Mating
~. teaching, $40; Apr. %, Emory
Chamness, teaching, $40; Apr. %,
| Isabelle Kienzle, teaching, $40; Apr.
%. Ruth Harris, teaching, $40; Apr.
%, Leota Stott, teaching, $50; Apr.
20. Flossie Neff, teaching music the
term, $50; Apr. 80, George Winfrey,
| commencement address, SIS; May 10,
Charles H. Bond, taking school enum
-eration, SIG; May 10, George Bish,
storing school wagons, $3.50; May II,
| A. M. Harris, gravel, SGT; May IL,
Lewis Kinsey, gravel, $3.50; May
13, D. w. Harris, gravel used in
1914, $50.65; May Is, Burton Temple,
chemical for labratory, s2.O5: May -,
| George Mosey, domestic science sup
| plies, Sab; May IA, Roy Means,
gravel used in 1913-1914, $13.40; May
| Is, Wilbur Bond, taking school enum-
Grafton, $14; May Is, James Kizer,
| supervisor service, $40; May II,
| Charles H. Bond, services as trustee,
| 500; May IS, Don Overman, lumber,
cement and sewer, S33.77; May IS,
w. L. Hatfield, coal for school house,
S213.25; Lay 20, Edward Dean, fenc-
| ing abandoned cemetery, s2.99; May
%, Orville Beeson, transportation, So;
May %, Larkin Hoover, gravel used
| in 1914, 1920; May %, John Fox,
hauling sewer and gravel, S4.75;
May %, w. Rice Miller, draying, $3.50;
June 3, Effie Wolford, institute fees,
$500; June 16, Harvey Davis, gravel
used in 1914, 81; June &c, w. L. Rol
| Ter, school supplies, S10.53; June %.
Edward Hatfield, domestic science
supplies, 1888 June 80, M. c.
Brooks, warrant s1,400; interest
months, s1,424.S0; July 1, First Ma
tional bank, warrant and interest
s646.5s; July l, C. and w. Kramer
Co, 1910 it. oak plank, $3.50; July 2,
Henry Murray, labor on bridge, $1.50;
July Z, C. and w. Kramer Co., 8,496
it. oak bridge plank, S339.S4; July Z
Homer Brown, labor flooring bridge,
$14; July s, William Ellis, school sup
plies, 1925: July 8, w. M. Roller
bolts and nails. $5.3s; July 9, D. w
Harris, gravel used in 1914, SIS; July
| 10, Howard Gambler, labor flooring
bridge, $14; July II, Rice Miller
hauling lumber and sewer, $3.50;
July "a, E. Nj. Bowers, gravel used in
| 1914. s15.40; July %, l.. s. Cramer
blasting on new road, $56S5; July %
| Charles Smith, carpenter. school
house. $3.50; July 80, kiger and Co.
scoops and steel sewer, $29; July 80
j. d. Adams Co., township supplies
$1794; July 80, J. d. Adams Co.
school desks, $64.9O; July 80, J. d
| Adams Co., sewer and grader sup
plies, $7493: Aug. 2, Bartel'a Robe
school supplies, $32.1S; Aug. 2, Flor
| ence Bish, hauling steel sewer, $3.50;
| Aug. Is, Charles H. Bond, service
| $500; Aug. 81, A. G. Luken Co., one
| half dozen No. fumigators, $3.50;
Aug. %, Ralph Yundt, shoveline
gravel, $3.50; Sept. 10, D. S. Nichol
son, labor school house, SIS: Sept
10, John Bond, shoveling gravel, SO;
Sept. IL, Charles Parmetor, shoveling
gravel, $6.75; Sept. II, Russell Craw.
ford, shoveling gravel, $S.25; Sept. IL
John Wise, shoveling gravel, 1913;
Sept. 10, T. A. Dean, school supplies
$685.; Sept. Is, Leo Boyd, paint and
oil for school wagon, $1.05; Sept. 16
Holbert Durham, grading new road
S2475: Sept. 16, Russell Crawford
labor on new road, s4.O9; Sept. IL, o.
| C. Albertson, labor on school house
and ground, $24: Sept. IS, Burk Sup
ply Co, two steel sewers, s64; Sept
! Is, Emory Chamness, teaching, $40;
Sept. %, V. S. Wilson, labor on new
road, $2425; Sept. %, Charles Cum
minis, freight on school desks, $3.50:
Sept. %, Paul Vundt, labor on new
road, S1275; Sept. 80, Frances L.
Nichols, teaching art, SIS: Sept. 80
George Sanders. hack hire, s25; Oct
1, John Bailey, hack hire, $40; Oct. l.
Elmira Nicholson, hack hire, $50;
Oct. 1, Charles Black, hack hire, SAT;
Oct. 1, Frank Black, hack hire, S27;
Oct. 1, William Brooks, hack hire
| S25: Oct. 1, David Nicholson, janitor
service, $50; Oct /, Harvey Wright
teaching, 500: Oct. 1, Isabella KEN
zle, teaching, $40; Oct. /, Elsie Rich
ards, teaching, $40; Oct. 1, Emory
Chamness, teaching, $40; Oct. 1, Leota
Stott, teaching, Sos; Oct 1, Ruth
Harris. teaching, $40; Oct. /, Oscar
Nicholson, hack hire, s26; Oct. 2, Mil
ton Mettert, repairing school wagon
$3.50: Oct. 5, Larkin Gambler, labor
on roads, 1926; Oct. IA. Charles Cum
Minis, freight on slate board, $3.50;
| Oct IA, Emoroy Chamness, teaching
$40; Oct %, Daniel Dellhager, labor
on road, SO; Oct. %, Flossie Neff
| music hooks for school 50 so. Oct