Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1918-07-04

| horace n. turner, prints. 2.O3
Geo. Waterman, draying -. 200
Wood County Drug Store,
supplies :. -. ...... 200
Wood County Telephone Co.,
rental & tolls .. 1885
A. B. Dick Co., stencil paper 2.78
The Hammer Printing Co., pa
per-. $50. .. go
Lyon & Healy, music $50. 33S
Grand Rapids Foundry Co.,
| repairs 4.02
The Willis Music Co, music. 400
Express Companies, express 419
NJ. c.. Geoghan, flags .... 480
Standard Oil Co., pump tank Cos
VIM. F. Hess, plumbing re-
| pairs 6.60
Orliff Doughty, sweeping
compound ......... 1850
P. d.. Snow, typewriter re-
pairs :. :. -. 49,. 8.25
Johnson & Hill Co., supplies 904
E. G. Doudna, expenses :. =. 9.38
University Extension Division,
slide & film service for year 1000
Johnson Service Co., repairs. 1850
Towards Variety Store, flags 1910
j. A. Staub, repairs ...... 1870
Grace NJ Philleo, reference
DOCKS ........... ZIO0
Taylor & Scott, treasurer's
bond :. :. ..... $500
Imperial Brush Co., brushes $3.50
Kellogg Bros. Lumber Co.,
lumber :. ;. ;. ... 1851
Myrtice G. Kitto, expenses. 31.48
Louis J. Eron. plumbing re-
pairs ........... 1888
Water Works & Lighting
Commission, water, Witter
School :. 1890. 4346
C. w. Schwede, travelling ex-
penses, conferences and
teachers :. :. ..... -. 44.01
Green Bay & Western R. R.
Co., freight on coal 49,. 47.74
Bossert Coal Co., coal. $50. 90.85
Water Works & Lighting
Commission, lights & pow
er :. :. ...... ...... 1918
The First National Bank,
interest :. .......... 16O.84
Nash Grocery Company, sup
plies, Dom. Sci. .... 5000
Moved by Commissioner Meilicke,
seconded by Commissioner Raglan,
that the bills be allowed as read and
orders drawn. Motion carried
The Teachers and Texts Commit
tee then presented the following re-
port which was, on motion, accepted.
To the Board of Education:
The Committee on Teachers and
Texts presents the following report
for your approval:
The following teachers have ac-
cepted the invitation to return:
High School and Eighth Grade
W. A. Baldauf, Science.
A. Emmagene Hayward, Science.
Ellen Doherty, Reviews and Eighth
Grade.
CorneIia Karow, History and Ger
man.
VIM. C. Crosland, mathematics
Norma Woodhouse, English.
D. W. Middlecamp, Manual Train
ing.
Grace NJ Schwarzkopf, Drawing.
Eulalia Breene, Domestic Science.
Stella Emmons, Eighth Grade.
Howe School
Inez ReicheI, Principal; Eliza
Montgomery; Mabelle Rowland;
Daisy B. Dill; Esther Gill; Ruth
Richer.
Irving School
Laura A. Reeves, Principal; Grace
Morgan.
Lowell School
Ida Hayward, Principal; Ruth
Fontaine, Maude Griffith, Frances
Rector.
Emmerson School
Ruth Emmons, Principal; Mildred
Papenfus; Hattie Weltman.
Edison School
Harriet E. Dietz, Principal; Mae
| Morrissey.
Kindergartens
Belle Quinn, Director, East Side.
Florence Lynn, Assistant. East
Side.
Constance V. Harger, Director,
west side.
Ruth Horton, Assistant, West
Side.
The following have been elected
to fill vacancies:
High School and Eighth Grade
Phyllis Palmer, Alfred, New York,
History, $4,000 per month.
Marie r. O'Brien, Madison, Wis,
English, $500 per month.
Letha Hoskins, Madison, Wis,
English, $500 per month.
Eliza Witty, Mcmillan, Wis,
Commercial, $500 per month.
Elizabeth Bradford, New London,
Wis, Supervisor Of Music, $4,000
per month.
Ruth Fontaine, Grand Rapids,
| Wis, sewing, $500 per month.