The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-01-09

$S4J.S3.
Aug. 26-D. C. Peyton, supt. refor-
matory, two doz. brooms at $3.50. 81:
Waterman Waterbury Co., repairs for
heaters, $3.50.
Aug. 30-Guy G. Curtain, cleaning
and painting schools No. 5, No. 4, No.
and H. S., $5767.
| Sept III. C. Hasecoster, SAM
flush and Dutch Cleanser, STE; Chas.
E. Arrowsmith, repairing pump, school
No. 1, $50; Hackman-Klehfoth Co.,
one sin. sewer, H. S., $.26; Loren
Goble, work on Stiggleman road, 1926.
Sept. Percy D. Sanford, hauling
coal to schools 60 hrs, at 35c, $21;
Thomas Moorhead, cleaning cess pool
H. school, SIS.
! Sept. Robert L. jenkins, repair
| ing clocks, No. 2, No. 3, No. 4, No. 5
schools, $3.50; John A. Trouse, now
ing yard No. 4 school, $140.
Sept. SC. B. Beck, p. m, postage
stamps, 81; Joel Moore, trustees serv.
ice, $50; transferred by direction of Ad-
visory Board from road to special
school.
Sept. 9-Clayton Shelter, pit. pay
ment supervisors salary, $40.
Sept. 14-Walter w. Seaney, one
hog killed by dogs, $3.50; Chesapeake
G. Ohio r. R. Co., freight on five cars
gravel, $3.50.
Sept. 15-S. r. Stevens, cement
work on Heinbaugh bridge, $25; vor-
ME Butler, teaching high school, $25:
.. w. Nicely, teaching high school,
$50.
Can't 1c c.. 1h-
shoveling gravel 20 hrs, at zoe, 81.
Sept. 1S-F. B. Jenkinson, school
supplies (bill on file) $2.55: Foss Gas
Engine Co.. expert work on gas en-
CINE H. school, SASS.
Sept. 21-J. C. Pyle, repairing pump,
engine, furnace, grades and school
hack, 1875.
Sept. 23-Philip Schneider, cellu-
loid in hack curtains, $225.
Sept. 25-Jacob Kern, repairing
stove, No. school. IS; H. B. Walter
man, repairing graphaphone No.
school, SLIPS.
Sept. &C. & O. R. r. Co., freight
on repairs stove No. school, $40.
Sept. 29-Laura ]. Townsend, teach.
ing dist. No. 4, $50: Florence Bur-
CESS, teaching dist No. 5, $44; Ruby
E. Williams, teaching dist. No. 1, $40,
Elpha I. Hinshaw, teaching dist. No. 3,
$45; Wilbur K. Bond, teaching inter
mediate No. 2, $40; Lettie Hatfield,
teaching dist No. 6, $40; o. W. Nice
ly, teaching high school, $50; C.. o.
Tuttle, teaching agriculture, 500:
Ruth l. Taylor, teaching primary No.
2, $50; Vonnie Butler, teaching assist.
ant high school, $25; Guy G. Girton,
janitor work H. S. Sept, 1888; Guy
G. Girton, repair work No. and H. S.,
50.
Oct. 2-Farmer's State Bank, twp.
warrant $500, int on same SIC, $416.
Oct 3-The Hoosier Store, domestic
science supplies (bill on file, $5.S7; H.
H. Meerhoff, repair pump No. 3 school,
$105.
Oct 9-James Dillon, two turkeys
killed by dogs, $3.50.
Oct. 10--Wiley Construction Co.,
5 cars of gravel, 1870 yds. at AZ 1-19thc,
1880.
Oct. 11-Lela Longman, teaching
music, $36; Charles Bailey, hack driv-
er's services, $40.
Oct. 13-Arthur F. Nelson, 40 d.
nails 75c, Dbl. cement, 1925 each,
credit 26 sacks at 10c, 1880.
Oct. 15-Adams Express Co., freight
on repairs for gas engine. $.S7.
Oct 16-Jessup, Gardner & White,
two years services legal advise. $25:
c. w. Kramer & Co., $50 #. 2ia oak
bridge lumber at $3.50, sS.75.
Oct. 17-Clayton Shelter, pit. pay
Caskey, repairing pump No. 8 school,
$50.
Oct. 30. w. Nicely, teaching high
school, $685. Wilbur X. Bond, teach.
ing intermediate No. 2, $40; Eonnle
M. Butler, teaching high school, $50;
Ruth l. Taylor, teaching primary No.
2, $50; Ruby Williams, teaching dist.
No. /, $40; Florence Burgess, teach
ing dist. No. 5, s.; Florence Burgess,
teaching dist. No. 5, $44.
Oct. 26-Lela Longman, teaching
music, $36; Laura Townsend. teach
ing dist No. 4, $50; Elpha l. Hinshaw.
field, teaching dist. No. 6, $40: c. o.
futile. teaching agriculture 800,
freight 40c, stove pipe, Csc, $100.75;
Grace L. King, county supv. dom. sci
ence da. at $3.50, $3.50.
Oct. 2S-Chas. l.. Bailey, hack driv-
er's services, $50; Guy G. Girton, JAM
tor work H. school Oct, 1888; Gar
rett Ringley, GAS loads gravel at S25c,
1852.
Oct. 30-Walter Benner. work stove
No. g. pointing flue, gas engine, IS $40
hrs, $500; Wiley Construction Co.,
duplicate of checks No. 176, lost in
mail
Oct. 31-Lettie Hatfield, teaching
dist. No. 6, IS.
Nov. LEILA Longman. teaching
music, IS; Weldex Mfg. Co., 100 lbs.
carbide for light plant H. S., 81
Nov. 2-Laura J. Townsend, teach
ing dist. No. 4. s.: Wilbur K Bond,
teaching intermediate No. 2, So; Ruby
E. Williams, teaching dist. No. 1, IS.
Nov. Ito. w. Nicely, teaching H.
school. 800; Joel Moore, trustees SAL
airy and expense, $40.
Nov. 12-Edward Rouston, Is Ids.
gravel at Csc, 1915; The MillerKemp-
er Co., 240 it. oak at $3.50, 128 # pine
at SO, $1464
Nov. 13-Harry ]. Malone, hauling
gravel for walk, dist No 5, $3.50.
Nov. 14-W. +. Turner & Son. re-
pairing stove door, dist. No. 4, SIS; C.
o. futile. teaching agriculture resign
ed, $46.66; c. .. futile, letter heads
and envelopes. $1.45.
Nov. 1S-Ruth l. Taylor, teaching
primary No. 2, $40