Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1918-04-18

). DduGG, vegetables l. 4
Normington Bros. Laundry,
| laundry 1.Z~
Eulalia Breene, laundry. -. 100
Express companies ...... 3.39
The Arthur H. Clark Co.. book 45O
A. B. Dick Co., supplies. ass
VIM. H. Burchell, freight &
drayage .. ..... 6.32
Natwick Electric Co., lamps
and sells .......-... $50
Orliff Doughty, sweeping COM
pound ....... 7.5O
The Wood County Reporter,
publishing notice >. 49,. ITO
Krieger Auto Machine Shop,
repairs ............ o-OO
Wood County Telephone Co..
rental and tolls .... 14.OO
E. W Ellis Lbr. Co., edgings 1900
Mott & Wood Co., Dom. Sci.
supplies :. 80. .......... 1852
Allyn & Bacon, supplementary
books 49,. ..... 1875
Nash Grocery Co., supplies. 1870
Standard Oil Co., l Dbl. gaso-
line .. ...... 20.82
Associated Manufacturers Co.,
3 cases towels .... 21.OO
Johnson & Hill Co.. supplies. 22.59
Grand Rapids St. R. R. Co.,
books, tickets .... $500
Yawman & Erbe Mfg. Co.,
filing cases ...... ........ 44.36
Wisconsin Valley Leader,
printing =. .... 94.5O
Eugene Dietzgen Co., appar-
atus and supplies ....... 96.38
The Travellers Insurance Co.,
liability insurance :. 49,. 124.1O
Water Works & Lighting
Commission, water, 1st
quarter. :. -. -. -. 1888
w. E. Solts, hauling ashes
and water -. ........... 1920
Water Works & Lighting
Commission. lights and
power 80. ....... -. 1858
The First National Bank,
interest, March -. 49,. 3O4.11
Moved by Commissioner Meilicke,
seconded by Commissioner Raglan,
that the bills be allowed as read and
orders drawn. Motion carried.
No reports were rendered by the
standing committees.
Mr.. A. D. Hill was nominated to
succeed Mr.. J. B. Arpin, who was
elected commissioner from the First
Ward for the ensuing two years. but
who declines to serve. There being no
other nominations it was moved by
Commissioner Searls, seconded by
Commissioner Nash, that the clerk
be instructed to cast the unanimous
ballot for Mr.. A. D. Hill as commits
sioner from the first ward for the
term beginning on the second Satur-
day in April, 1918, and ending on the
second Saturday in April, 1919. The
| ballot was cast and Mr. A. D. Hill
was declared elected commissioner
from the First Ward for the term
| beginning on the second Saturday in
April, 1918, and ending on the second
Saturday in April, 1919.
Mr.. E. A. King was nominated to
succeed Mr.. Otto Bein, resigned, as
| commissioner from the Fifth ward
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on the second Saturday in April,
1919. There being no other nomina-
tons it was moved by Commissioner
Hatch, seconded by Commissioner
Reeves. that the clerk be instructed
to cast the unanimous ballot for Mr..
E. A King as commissioner from the
Fifth ward for the remainder of the
term ending on the second Saturday
in April, 1919. The ballot was cast
and Mr.. E. A King was declared
elected commissioner from the Fifth
ward for the remainder of the term
ending on the second Saturday in
April, 1919
The following resolution was then
presented:
"RESOLVED, that the Board of
Education hereby express their ap-
probation of the commendable
craftsmanship and manly conduct
displayed by our high school basket
ball team turnout the season, and of
the success of the team and coach in
bringing to this city the State High
School Basketball Championship for
| 1918"
Moved by Commissioner Meilicke,
seconded by Commissioner Mrs
Church, that the resolution be adopt
ed, spread on the minutes, and a
copy be sent to each member of the
team and the coach.
Motion made and unanimously car
ried that a committee composed OF
Commissioners Searls, Reeves, Bah
cock, and Supt. Schwede, be given
power to contract for coal for the
schools the coming year.
Motion to adjourn carried.
(Signed) Guy o. Babcock,
Pres. of Board of Education
C. ". Schwede,
Clerk of Board of Education