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

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| s20.5O July 6, Kiger & Co., supplies
| mond Lumber Co., lumber for coal
| shed, Dist. No. 10. $3.50; July Z, Fred
II. Lemon Co., flowers for commence
ment, 1880; July Z, George M. Guyer.
rebuilding coal shed, Dist. No. 10. SIT;
July 10, Hoosier Mercantile Co., school
supplies, al. schools, s1.75; July IL.
John A. Hasecoster making plans and
specifications for new school building
No. liza, S384.S0; July 81, DR.. S. Ed
gar Bond, examination OF school chill
dren at No II school on account Of
diphtheria. $40; July "a. J. l. Holcomb
Mfg. Co., school supplies, $4.5S; July
"a, Milo J. Harris, transportation and
transfer of pupils from Center Twp. to
Wayne Twp, $115.10; July "a. Pettis
A. Reid, Treas, transfer Of pupils from
Wayne Twp. schools to city schools.
$500; July 26. Samuel Williamson. re-
pairing at school, Dist. No. 3, $500;
July 80, Standard Supply Co, lumber
for repairs, Dist. No. S, SEAS; July 81.
Hurst & Co., wall and outside paints,
all schools, s6O.61.
Aug. 1, klehfoth, Newcomer Co,
coal for schools Nos. II and ID,
s213.76: Aug. /, F. T. Long, meat for
domestic science class, school No. B..
s45; Aug 2, Irwin Reed & Son, repairs
for buildings No. II, - and IA, $3.50;
Aug Z, AIpheus & Almeda Trueblood,
ground for new school No. liza, S74O;
Aug z, Alpheus & Almeda Trueblood.
81 ound Cor new school No. liza 81 900;
Aug Z, Alpheus & Almeda Trueblood,
ground for new school No. liza $500;
Aug. 10, Ivan T. Beck, teaching aSri-
culture, a.! schools, 500; Aug. IL, Rus
sell F. Clark. repair work and cleaning
school Dist. No. l, 81; Aug. IL, George
NJ. Guyer repair work and painting
school Dist. No. IL, $5775; Aug. IL, A.
T. Jessup, decorating and painting
walls, part payment, Dist. No. ., SIS:
Aug Is, Ora S. Wilson, painting and
decorating l room, Dist. No. 10, $3.50;
Aug: IS, Passmore Avery, cleaning
school rooms, Dist. No 8, SIS; Aug. Is.
A T. Jessup, decorating and painting
walls, No 5, pit. pay, SIS; Aug. Is,
Bessie Lacey, cleaning school house,
Dist No 13, IS; Aug. %, A. T. Jessup,
decorating and painting walls, No. 5,
TT. pay, SIS; Aug. %, Jos. NJ. Lybar-
ger, digging ditch and laying tile, Dist.
No liza, $25; Aug. %, John Jenkins,
cleaning school building, Dist. No. II,
$3.50; Aug. 25, c. H. Little. coal oil
for heating school hack, Dist. No. 1,
81; Aug. %, Harry Ryan. painting
school building, Dist. No. 9, $11S; Aug.
%, Philip Edgerton, work on school
buildings, Nos. 5 and II, SIS; Aug. %,
John Shalienburg, repairing plaster,
Dist Nos. 6, 10 and Is, 5000; Aug. 20,
VIM. Jordan, moving school yard, rak-
ing weeds, Dist. No. 13, 81; Aug. 80.
Jos. Lybarger, balance on ditch, Dist.
No liza, $50; Aug. 81, A. 7. Jessup,
balance on painting walls. Dist. Nos. 8
end II, $134 40; Aug. 81, J. H. Sniveley
delivery Of school supplies to office,
s2s7.
Sept l. Anna Stout, cleaning school
Louise, Dist. No. II, Sc; Sept. l, H. H.
Horton, surveying ground for school
No. liza, $3.50; Sept. l, Russell F.
Clarke, cleaning and repair work at
school No 1, $31.42; Sept. I, Dougan
Jenkins Co. insurance policy for No. 1,
school, $3.50; Sept. 1, Will Turner,
painting and repairs at school No. Is.
$219O; Sept. 1, Chas. G. King, repair
of school hacks, Nos. 8, and 9, $S.25;
Sept. l, Agnes Miles, cleaning school
house, Dist No. 6, $40; Sept. 1, A. D.
Thompson. delivery of school hacks
from Arlington Twp, $3.50; Sept. 5,
Elijah Thorpe, cleaning school build
ing No 10 and extras, $685.; Sept. s,
Geo. NJ. Guyer, repair work, Dist. Nos.
5. 9, IL and IA. SAT: Sept. s, VIM. Bar
tel, Sr, cleaning rooms and basement,
Dist No. 9, s20.65; Sept. s, A. D.
Thompson, driving hack at Dist.
No. 10, $40; Sept. 8, John Clinehens,
part pay, building fences at Nos. 9, 10.
and ~, 500; Sept. s. Old Reliable
paint and oils for DIST No. Is. S11.20;
Sept 8, Ivan T. Beck, teaching agri-
culture, all schools, 500; Sept. 10,
Walter Spencer, paints for Dist Nos.
/. 8, II and 10, $500; Sept. 10, Liz
zie Garrett, cleaning school house,
Dist. No. IA, Sc: Sept. II, Jones Hard
ware Co., paints. oils and turpentine.
Dist Nos. 5 and IL, s46.64: Sept. II,
E. E. Rice, 2 sets library reference
books, q $1,000, s21; Sept. IL, T. H. I.
& E. Trac Co, car tickets for pupils
from No. II school to Garfield, So;
Sept 10, C H. Little, hauling school
SKIS from office to Dist. No. 1, $3.50;
Sept Is, John Clinhens, building
fences, Dist. Nos. 9, 10 and II. $2S432;
Sept. II, Herman Remmert, storage of
school hack, Dist No. Is, IS; Sept. IS, !
Chauncey Morrow, moving yard. |
school Dist. No. 3, $3.50; Sept. %. R.
D. Williams, painting danger signals |
tor all schools, $2450; Sept. 26, V. H.
Juerling lart contract on new build
ing No. liza, 1924; Sept. 26. w. K.
Bradbury Co., Fire Ins. on schools Nos. |
8 and II, S271S; Sept. II, Harry Fish
er, Co. recorder, recording deed to land |
for new school building, No. liza, |
s11O; Sept 20, Frank Simcoke, driv- |
ing school wagon to Dist. No. 10, $50; |
Sept 20, H. c. Little, driving wagon,
Dist. No. !, and storage, SOS; Sept 20,
Joseph Bietry, driving wagon, Dist.
No. 9, $50; Sept. 29, VIM. Matti, driv-
ms wagon, Dist. No. 9, s45; Sept. 20,
Bessie Forbes, driving wagon, Dist. No
3, $50; Sept. 20, Mary zimmerman,
driving wagon, Dist No. II, $3.50;
Sept. 20, Chas. Stemple, driving wag-
on, Dist No. 13. s4625; Sept. 20,
Howard Turner, driving wagon, Dist
No. 3, S55; Sept. 20, A. D. Thompson,
irving wagon, Dist. No. 10. $40; Sept.
20. Elijah Thorpe, janitor service, Dist
No. 10, s37; Sept. %, Russell F. Clark,
anitor, Dist. No. 1, 1913; Sept. 20, Ag-