The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-27


gators and Alabsstine, $3.50; L. e.
Stanley. school supplies. bill on file.
$6.42.
Aug. 19-Kitchels Elevator Co, coal
for schools $4,000 1910 $175.27: Bar
tel & Robe, school supplies. bill on file
$34.S6.
Aug. 21-Joel Moore. trustees sal
airy and expenses. $l63: Harry T. Co.
bile, hauling coal No. 3 school. $50;
w. A. Parke, celluloid In hack cur
tains. $3.50.
Sept. 4-Isaac Adams, labor on
Dave Wolf bridge. IS: George Phenis.
cauling coal school IL hrs. $500; Har-
ry ]. Malone. moving and cleaning No.
yard, 81; Walter Benner. Bids In or.
der to open school. $S1.95.
Sept. Frank p. Rife. hauling coal
schools Is hrs, $5.25.
Sept. edward E. 0oble, hauling
coal schools 10 hrs. $3.50; Warner
Shelter. hauling coal 20 hrs. moving
yard No. 6, $3.50.
Sept. 40. w. Nicely. teaching
high school, $25: Edward Rodenberg.
IL loads gravel at 15c, 1914 bill $1.65;
Hickman. Klefoth & Co.. lime for clos
cts, Soc; John F.. Tieman. transport
children school 20 days at CSC. IS.
Sept. 11-Roy v. Turner, hauling
coal schools 1914 hrs, $3.50: Frank D.
Holt. hauling coal to schools 1914 hrs.
| $6.S3; Omer G. Whelan, timothy seed.
II. school lawn, csc: Jesse Cooler. con.
crete work Dave Wolfe bridge. SIS.
Sept. 14-Geo. H. Knollenberg Co.,
sash rods for high school, : 80:
Schultz & Laning, repair heater pipe
No. 6 school. $3.50; Miller Bros. Hard.
ware Co., pipe and elbows heater No.
and No. s; Standard Oil Co., two
No. 2 felt pads for floor oilers, $0.94;
Jacob Kern, repairs to stove, No.
school, 81; C. & w. Kramer Co., oak
for Stigleman and Wolfe bridges.
$685.; C. B. Beck. postmaster. post.
age stamps, 81.
Sept. 25-William Austin Focht. CON
crete work on F. Druley bridge. S32 .05
Sept. 29-H. C. Dickinson, clean and
repair four school clocks, 81.
Oct. 1-Elpha I. Hinshaw. teaching
district No. l, $3.50; Harvey 8. Boz
worth. haul coal to schools. 23xs hrs.
1928: Florence NJ. Burgess. teaching
haul coal to schools, 5 hours, $1.75.
Oct. 2-Hazel c. Showalter. teach
ing district No. 3, $3.50; Laura J
Townsend, teaching district No. I
$4275.
Oct. Ruth I. Taylor, teaching pri
mary grades, No. 2. $41.25; Cecil H
Scantland, teaching intermediate
grades No. 2. $45; o. w. Nicely. teach
ing high school, $3.50: Irma Tharp
teaching domestic science. $50: Rob
ert NJ. Ketron, janitor work higf
school building. $25; Charles l. Bailey
services as hack driver, $50.
Oct. 5-M Rumely Co., expert worl
on gas engine, Sc.
Oct. 6-Clayton Shelter. services a:
road supervisor. SIS; Kate De v. Hus
ted. teaching music, $3.50.
Oct. IA. F. Nelson, cement, wire
nails F. Druley bridge, s27.03; J. Rus
sell Behr, teaching districting No.
S4125; William E. Beeson. 20 load.
gravel F. Druley bridge, 81.
Oct. S-Grace L. King, county super
visor domestic science work. $3.50.
Oct. 9-Charles /. Bailey, haul stee
and lumber. F. Druley bridge, So; w
; A. Rinehart, agent. express, books
state geologist to high school, 5 IS
Clark Grove, moving school yard, No
) 3, s1.25.
Oct. 11-Smith System Heating Co.
J fire pot, bolts. etc. stove No. school
$3.50; Isaac E. Smith, steel rods. re
, inforce F. Druley bridge, 1854; Jone
Hardware Co., 2k in. galv. pipe, rail
ing F. Druley bridge. $16.4O.
Oct. 40. w. Nicely, teaching higl
school. SIS; J. C. Pyle. cut and ben,
rods, F. Druley bridge, 5 so.
Oct. 15-Charles c. Miller. haulini
gravel, lumber and cement, F. Drule.
, bridge, $14.75.
. Oct. 16-Clayton Shelter. service
as road supervisor, s25; A. N. Cham
ness, county treasurer, delinQuen
taxes Ben Bennett, 1885.
Oct. 1S-Payne Brothers, balance OF
contract, light plant, S92: Charles
, Bailey, services as hack driver. IS.
!, Oct. 21-James c. 'Ringley, labor OF
Frank Druley bridge, $3.50.
Oct. 22-Walter D. Kitchel, tw'
sheep killed; one MANNED by dogs
s2O50; Rudolph G. Leeds, three shee]
killed by dogs. S21.
Oct. 23-Richard A. Davenport. sec
ond hand steel bridge, s..
Oct. 26-Elpha l. Hinshaw, teaching
.. district No. l, $3.50; Hazel c. She
walter, teaching district No. 3, 49,. so
Laura ]. Townsend, teaching distric
No. 4, $42.75; j. Russell Behr. teachin,
district No. 5, $41.25; Florence NJ. Bur
CESS, teaching district No. 6, s41.25.
Oct. 27-Cecil H. Scantland, teach
ing intermediate grades, No. 2, SIS
( o. w. Nicely. teaching high school
$50; Robert NJ. Ketson, janitor worl
( high schoo. building, SIS; Ruth I. Tay
lor, teaching primary grades, No. 2
, $55; Zoos Gas Engine Co, repairs TO
, gasoline engine, 5 II; William B. BuI
!. ford, four 1915 road laws and post
age, $1.OS.
: Oct. 2S-Kate Dew. Hustled, teaching
music. $3.50.
}, Nov. Charles I. Bailey, service
as hack driver. $40; Joel Moore, trus
tees salary and expenses, 500; Mi
r Jerk emper Co., casing for Dave Wolf
;, bridge, So; Irma Tharp, teaching
domestic science, $50.
= Nov 2-W. A. Focht, repairing clos
cts, No. l, No. 3. No. 4, No. 5, So
f Jacob Kern, 5-16x15 in. boiler plat
screw. $50.
< Nov 6-Robert NJ. Ketron, janito
= work high school building, $40; Harr
j. Malone, one cord wood, kindling TO
r No. 5, s125; A. Harsh Coal & Suppl
!, Co.. $50 bundles kindling @1Oc, SIS.
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