The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-01-17

| gas engine, II. s., $3.50; William Nc
Coy, 25 hrs, repairing gas engine, H.
| s.. $3.50; C & o. R r. Co., freight ON
furnace CRATES, $.64.
| Jan. 80. O. w. Niceley, teaching High
school and supplies, $4,000.
Feb. 8, Second Natl. Bank, Interest
on 100000 H. s. bonds, six Mos. @
AZ percent, $31S.90.
Feb. 5, W. H. Johnson & Son Co.,
CRATES for furnace, H. s.. $42.40.
| Feb. s, C. &. o. r. r. Co., express on
heater repairs. $1.64; Howard ]. Davis,
work No. l and High school. $3.50.
Feb. 10. Palladium Printing Co.,
printing annual report, $1S.45; Item
Newspaper Co., printing annual report.
$17.65; Charles l. Bailey, hack services,
$4,000.
Feb. IA, Waterman Waterbury Co.,
repairs for heaters, $12.65.
! Feb. Is, John w. Quesenberry, digg-
/ ing drain. H. S., SO hours at Csc, $24.00.
! Feb. 16, o. W. Niceley, teaching, H.
S.. $4,000.
Feb. II. Harry J. Malone, wood for
kindling, Nos. l. 8, 4, 5, and schools,
$1,000; c. W. Folk repairing heater. No
6. $125.
! Feb. 10, vonnie NJ. Butler, teaching
High school. $4,000.
| Feb. 20. Seaney Hardware Co.,
hinges and other material, No. 6, $.S7.
| Feb. 81, Ruth /. Taylor, teaching Pri-
mary No. 2, $4,000; Leia NJ. Longman,
teaching Music, $1,000; Leila NJ. Long
| man. teaching Music applied to pen
sion, $500; Laura ]. Townsend, teach
ing Dist No. 4, 5000; Laura J. Town
send, teaching Dist. No. 4 applied to
| pension, $500; Florence Burgess,
teaching Dist. No. 5. $500; Florence
Burgess, teaching Dist. No. 5, applied
to pension, $500; Ruby E. Williams,
teaching Dist. No. l, $4,000; Ruby E.
Williams, teaching Dist. No. 1, applied
to pension, $500; Elpha I. Hinshaw,
teaching Dist. No. 8, $4,000; Lettie Hat
field, teaching Dist. No. 6. $4,000; Let
tie Hatfield. teaching Dist No. 6, ap-
piled to pension, $500; Guy G.. Girton,
janitor work, High school Bldg.
1888; Hall & McCreavy. IS copies
! Golden Book of Song, 1925; T. Bend
| feldt & Sons, Bal. on contract, High
school G914 billy, $4,000.
| Feb. Is, c. & o. R. r. Co., express on
stove CRATES from Minneapolis, $1O4.
Feb. q, Levi G. Druley, % loads OF
| gravel at Csc, $500.
Mar. l, o. W. Niceley, teaching High
school, $4,000. :
| Mar. 3, H. c. Bullerdick & Son, s,4o0
| pounds coal at 81 per ton, $12.16; Mar
| guerite Kemper, substitute, work
| teaching School No. 2, $1s75; Laura J.
Townsend, teaching Dist. No. 4. $500.
Mar. 5. Joel Moore, trustees salary,
$1,000; VIM. Overholser, repair work,
No. 6 school, $50.
| Mar. 6. L. S. Bowman, Aud, surplus
in Dog Fund, Mar /, 1917, $1,000.
| Mar. Z, Grace L. King, supervisor
domestic science, all schools, $3.50: J.
! W. Quesenberry. 1874 hrs. work, High
school drain at Csc per hour, $3.50.
| Mar. 10, H. c. Bullerdick & Son,
4575 lbs, coal at $500 per ton, s16.1O;
! Harry J. Malone. two cords wood No.
school and hauling, $500.
Mar. Is, Charles l. Bailey, hack driv-
er's services, SAILS.
Mar. 16, Warner Shelter, hauling
coal Is hrs. at Soc Nos. and
schools, $3.50; Warner Shelter, team
to snow plow, Is hrs, at 35c, $3.50.
, Mar. 10, Zoos Gas Engine Co., valve
stem for engine, H. S., Sill; Jones
Hardware Co, glass box, H. S., 1927;
/ Rollen Mcclure, two cords wood and
! hauling, No. 6 school, $500; W. O.
Niceley, teaching High school, $4,000.
Mar. %, Vonnie M. Butler. teaching
High school, $4,000: Ruth l. Taylor,
teaching primary school No. 2, $4,000:
Leila M. Longman, teaching music, all
schools. $4,000; Laura J. Townsend,
teaching Dist. No. 4, $4,000; Florence
M. Burgess. teaching Dist. No. 5,
| $4,000; Ruby E. Williams, teaching
Dist. No. l, $4,000; Elpha l. Hinshaw,
teaching Dist. No. 3, $500; Wilbur K.
Bond, teaching intermediate No. 2,
$4,000; Lettie Hatfield. teaching Dist.
No. 6, $4,000; Guy G. Girton. janitor,
High school Bldg, 1888.
| Mar. &c, Harry Goble, team to snow
pillow, s hrs, at 35c, $500; VIM. B.
| Burford, so monthly depository state
ments, SIS.
Mar. p, Grace L. King, supervisor
domestic science, all schools. $3.50
| Mar %, Boston Lumber Co., glass,
lumber and coal (Bill on file), s4O.s3;
O. W. Niceley, teaching High school,
$4,000.
Mar 20, Mary Mather. substitute
| work three days H. s., $1,000.
April 2, Joel Moore. trustees salary,
$4,000.
April 4, J. O. Edgerton, association
printing. 1929.
April 6, J. D. Adams & Co., No. o
Square Deal Grader. $4,000.
April II, Harry Newman & Son,
school hack services. $500; John F.
Tieman, hauling child to school, $500.
April -, o. W. Niceley, teaching
High school, $4,000; Howard J. Davis,
repair work Nos. 6 and l schools,
1855.
April 16, Grace l.. King, Bal. Dom.
science Supv., da- at $3.50. $500.
April 20, Ruth l. Taylor, Bal. teach
Ing $4,000; janitor fees, $1,000; insti-
tute, $21.V0, $4,000.
April 81, Laura ]. Townsend, Bal.
teaching, s155.66; janitor fees, $1,000;
institute, 1884, s195.0O; Elpha l. Hin
shaw, Bal. teaching, $4,000; janitor
feers, $500; institute, 1925, s144.25.
April "a. Ruby E. Williams, Bal.
teaching, $500; janitor fees, $1,000;
institute, $3.50. s12e.5O; Florence NJ.
Burgess, Bal. teaching. $141o0; JAM
tor fees. $500; institute, 5000,
s177.30.