Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1918-07-11
School Board Proceedings

present: Reeves, Hill, Searls, Kel-
logg, Brazeau, Babcock, King, Nord,
Voss, Hatch Nash Meilicke, and Mrs.
B. L. Brown, (13).
Absent: Commissioners Raglan.
Mrs. VIM. Ruckle and Mrs. Donald
Waters, 81.
The minutes of the regular meet
ing held on May IS, 1918, were read |
and approved
The following bills were then pre-
sented:
Express Companies, EXPRESS AT
W. C. Weisel, supplies -. 20
Nash Hardware Co., shears
and sand paper .S5
Natwick Electric Co., lamps 1.50
Emmagene Hayward, sup
plies :. :. ...... 1.5S
Normington Bros, laundry 2.20
j. E. Farley, repairs. 2.40
Geo. W. Baker & Son, chair
rental ...... $50
Houghton Miff1in Co., books $50
The Hammer Printing Co.,
paper ;. :. :. 800
Johnson & Hill Co., supplies 1893
Text Book Account, paper. 400
DAILY Ice & Coal Co., ice. 4.25
Link & Werle, supplies -. asa
DR.. j. J. Looze, services. =. 800
H. Channon Co., cold metal
saws OIL
The Daily Music Co., piano
| rental o.UU
Orliff Doughty, sweeping
compound :. :. :. :. -. 600
Schroeder & Miller, repairs $50
VIM. H. Burchell, freight
and drayage :. $3.50. 9.25
J. A. Staub, repairs $3.50. 1000
John E. Daily Drug & Jewel
ry Co., supplies $500. 1851
Wood County Telephone Co.,
rental and tolls .... 1905
E. A. Schmidt, repairs -. 1858
John D. Smith, supplies. 1881
The Travellers Insurance Co.,
balance insurance ..... 1928
Nash Grocery Co., supplies. 1856
G. w. Paulus, engrossing
diplomas 2Z.5O
University Extension Di-
vision, services Prof.
Houghton $500. Zo.uu
The Daily & Weekly Leader,
printing and supplies -. 28.O5
Lambert Printing Co., sup
plies .... oo.l9
Mrs. G. S. Beardsley, sup
| pies -. sou
Towards Variety Store,
flags ..... 59.lf
Water Works & Lighting
Com. lights and power 1892
First National Bank, interest 203.65
Underwood & Underwood,
apparatus. physics $3.50. 226.24
F. S. Gill, varnish. glass,
/ paints ........... l,ofo.oo
Moved by Commissioner Nash,
seconded by Commissioner Meilicke,
that the bills be allowed and orders
drawn. Motion carried.
The committee on Buildings and
Grounds, thru the chairman, Com
missioner Searls, reported and rec
commended the following repairs and
alterations to buildings:
l. Witter School: Purchase wood
and coal range provided with hot
water tank for Domestic Science de-
partment; build store house for
storm sheds and wood.
2. Lincoln Building; Repair or re-
| new gate valves in the heating sys-
| tenn.
3. Howe School: Put in larger
sewer connecting school with street.
4. Irving School: Build cement
sidewalk from main walk on west
side around south side fo building to
| front.
5. Emerson, school: Build cement
sidewalk connecting kindergarten
with main building.
6. Lowell school: Renew ceiling
with beaver board where needed.
7. General: Clean and make such
minor repairs as are absolutely ne
cessary.
Moved by Commissioner Brazeau,
seconded by Commissioner Hill, that
the report be accepted and the COM
mittee be instructed to proceed with
the work.
The committee on Teachers and
Texts reported:
l. That Mrs. Annette Hall Of Chi
cago, H., has been engaged to teach
Latin at a salary of $4,000 per
month
2. That Miss Mary H. Paul OF st.
Croix Falls has been engaged to
teach in the history department at
salary of $4,000 per month.
3. That Miss Kathryn McCarty OF
Mansion has been engaged to teach
in the science department at a sal
arv of $500 per month.
/. That Miss Kate NJ. Gochnauer |
of Appleton has been engaged to
teach in the mathematics depart |
ment at a salary Of $4,000 per
month.
5. That the following have been
engaged as assistants in the grades: