The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-02-05

tuesday,, FEB. D, 1910.
grounds, Dist. No IL, 81; Mar. 10, J. l.
Holcomb. school supplies, $2.79; Mar.
| 20, T. H. l. & E. Trac. Co, tickets for
pupils fo- No. II school transferred to
Garfield, S35; Mar. "a, !. T. Beck,
teaching agriculture all schools. SIS;
Mar. "a, Elijah Thorpe, janitor service
Dist No. 10. and extras, $22; Mar. "a,
Russell F. Clark, janitor Dist No. /,
and repairs, $3.50; Mar. "a, Agnes
Miles, janitor Dist No. 6, $50; Mar. "a,
Passmore Avery, janitor Dist. No. 3,
SIT; Mar "a, VIM. Bartel, Sr, janitor
Dist. No 8, $32; Mar "a, J. o. Darland,
ianitor Dist. No. 5. 1872; Mar "a. John
Jenkins, janitor Dist. No. II, 1872; Mar.
"a, Frank Simcoke, hauling children to
school Dist. No 10, and extras, .$51 40;
Mar. "a, Chas. H. Little. driving school
hack, Dist. No. !, $4,000, Mar. "a, Jos.
Bietry, driving hack, Dist. No. 8, $40;
Mar. "a, Thomas Burris, driving hack,
Dist No. 9, $35: Mar. "a, Samuel Cul-
be rtson, driving hack, Dist. No. 9, S43;
Mar. "a, Mary zimmerman, driving
hack, Dist No. II, SIG: Mar. "a, Her
man Remmert, driving hack, Dist. No.
4.
lack, Dist No. Is, $40; Mar. "a, How
ard Turner. driving hack. Dist. No 3.
s44; Mar. "a, Grace L. King, teaching
domestic science all schools. $3.50;
Mar. "a, A. M. Hood, repairing school
rack. Dist. No. 3; 81; Mar. "a. C.. A.
Butler, coal oil for school, Dist. No. 5.
$1.65; Mar. "a, H. S. Stillinger, coal oil
for school,, Nos 9 and II and hacks,
$50
April 5, Homer Evans, tuning piano,
Dist. No. 1, $3.50; April 6. Addison G..
Thomas, repairing school hack, Dist.
No. 8, $3.50; April 9. Kate Stanton, 7
days institute attendance, s2S; April
II, Klehfoth Newcomer Co., lime for
Dist. No. II school building, sos;
April IL, A. P. Bailey, for 5 loads kind
ling wood. Dist. No. II, IS; April 10,
Stanley Electric Co, light bulbs for
Dist. No. II, 3 boxes, S4.95; April II,
c. H. Addleman, Int on Twp. warrant
No 5. s45: April 20, Mather Bros. Co..
coal for all schools. $65.6S; April 81,
Grace l.. King, teaching domestic sci
ence all schools, $32 so; April 81, Eli
jah Thorpe janitor work Dist No. 10,
and extras. s2S; April 21, Russell F.
Clark. janitor, Dist. No. 1, 1872; April
21, Agnes Miles, janitor, Dist No. 6,
$50; April 81. Passmore Avery, janitor,
Dist. No. 8, SIP; April 81, VIM. Bartel,
Sr., janitor, Dist. No. 9 and extras,
S34.25; April q, J. o. Darland, janitor,
Dist. No. 5. s32; April 81, John jenkins
janitor, Dist. No. II, and extras, $500;
April p, Joseph Bietry, driving school
hack to Dist. No. 9, $50; April 81, C. H.
Little, driving hack, Dist. No. 1, $62.25;
April 81. Frank Simcoke, driving hack,
Dist. No. 10, 5000; April p, Samuel
Culbertson, driving hack, Dist. No. 9,
s4S; April 81, Thos. Burris, driving
hack Dist. No. 3, $35; April 81, Mary
zimmerman, driving hack, Dist. No. II,
SIG; April 81, Herman Remmert, driv-
ing hack. Dist. No. 10, $50; April 21,
Howard Turner, driving hack, Dist. No.
s, $44; April p, Blanche Addleman,
days institute attendance, 1867,
s22.75; April %, Edgar Norris, grocer
les and supplies for domestic science
at school Dist. No. 6. $3.50; April %,
I. H. l. &, E. Trac. Co, car tickets for
pupils from No. II school to Garfield.
S35; April 25, A. B. Carman, coal oil
for Dist. No. 8, also hacks, $3.50; April
25, Millcr-Kemper Co, kindling for
schools Nos, 3, 9. 10, ii, and II, $3.50;
April 25, Ross N. Lammott, institute
fees, 1862. $2S; April 20. Florence E.
Guthrie. institute fees, s24.5O; April 25
Nellie Morrow, institute fees, s2S;
April %, Cora Nolder, institute fees,
$28; April 25, Frances Simmons, insti-
tute fees. S22.75; April 25, Ethel Hoo
yer, institute fees, 1925: April 25,
Ora NJ White, institute fees, SIS; APP
7 1riI
S26.25; April 25, Alice I. Wore. institu-
institute fees. $2S; April %, Elentia
Mary Thornton institute fees, S21;
April 25, Clara Porter, institute fees.
s2S; April rs. Bertha Lawrence, insti-
tute fees and janitor fees, $3.50; APP
ril 25, Edna L. Toney, institute and
janitor fees, s34.75; April IS, Mary
Henning, institute and janitor fees,
s34.75; April 25, Eta Rose, institute
and janitor fees, s31.25; April 25,
Grace B. German, institute fees,
$2450; April q, VIM. c. Ferguson, fire
& tornado ms. on school No. Is,
$3.50; April 20, Ivan T. Beck, teach
ing agriculture all schools. SIPS; April
rs, H. S. Stillinger, coal oil for schools
Nos. 9 and II and hacks, $3.50; April
80, J. NJ. Eggemeyer & Sons, coal oil
for schools Nos. II and 10. $713; APP
ril 80, Grace B. German, music sheets
for all schools commencement
1851
May 5, Tiff & Co, 2 lamps and 1
coal oil can for school No. Is, $1.40;
May 8, Frank Taylor, repair work, |
school Dist. No. II, $3.50; May 10.
Geo. w. Winfrey, commencement ad-
dress, expences, SIS; May II, Harold
commencement orchestra
music, $12; May II, Irwin Reed & Son,
school repair material Dist. No. 10, |
s1.75; May ~, Chas. H. Addleman, in |
terest on school warrant No. s, $45; |
May IA, ]. l. Holcomb Mfg. Co., Bal |
Oh toweling and supplies, s765: May |
IA. Jones Hardware Co., repair sup |
plies for school buildings, SS79; May |
Is. Russell F. Clark, ditching and plac-
Ing tile, school No. I, Sc; May 16, Bar
tel & Robe school supplies, $171O9; I
May IS, Standard Oil Co., coal oil for
school No. 1, SIS; May IS, Indiana Re.
brooms for all schools, So:
May IS, A w. Dingley, janitor service
sor rehersals and commencement of