Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-09-29
COUNTY NEWS.
ACME.

ACME.
Lewis Krall autoed to Jackson
Junction Saturday evening to visit
relatives and friends.
Louis Brown was an Acme caller
Sunday.
Walter Fair autoed to Acme Sunday.
Mrs. w. ]. Schmitz and children
left Friday night for Waterloo to at
tend the funeral of her cousin.
The Equity association received
car load of feed Friday.
James McGrane and James Cary
were busy hauling tile Thursday.
Babe Brown and George Weber
were Elma callers Friday.
Mrs. Will Schmitz assisted Mrs.
Hill with threshers Tuesday.
Joseph Irwin, of Riceville, was call
ing in Acme Friday.
Mrs. Hickman and Mrs. Funston
were Acme shoppers Thursday.
Mrs. George Weber and son Kermit
called on Mrs. A. J. Dilly Friday.
Babe Brown called at the Dennis
Kennedy home Monday.
Sorry to say little Clarence Ripley
was on the sick list Sunday.
Mrs. Helen Reckner spent few
days with her daughter, Mrs. Ripley,
this week.
Frank Reckner acted as depot agent
Sunday.
MRS. Frank seavy and children,
Mrs. Kannengiser and Mrs. Griffin
visited Mrs A. ]. billy Monday.
James and Jake Irwin and Walter
McGinnis were Acme callers Sunday.
Herman Reckner spent Sunday in
the burg.
George Steinmetz was an Acme
caller Sunday.
Chicago Sunday morning after two
weeks visit among relatives.
Mrs. Edward Kruger and daughter
Cora left for Hampton, Iowa, Tues
day where Cora expects to undergo
an operation for appedicitis.
Ephriam Reckner and wife visit
ed Sunday at the billy home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Craver call
ed at the parental home Sunday.
Allison Ripley was on the sick list
a few days this week.
Maybe yeu think Acme hasn't some
good roads. They have been worked
more or less in every direction. Get
your Fords and enjoy the good roads
while they last.
George Weber was a Maple Leaf
caller Friday.
Jacob Whittinger transacted bust
ness in Acme Friday.
Frank Swancutt spent Thursday in
Acme, also dined with one of his best
friends.
Mrs Charles Neeb drove to Acme
Friday
Emma Hintz entertained company
Monday evening.
George Bunston, Jr., is at present
working for James Murphy.
Charley Worple and daughter Rose
were Acme callers Thursday.
Harry Smith autoed to Elma Friday.
The road gang finished their work
in Acme Friday and left Saturday
for Protivin.
Charles Rohr, of Elma, called in
our burg Saturday. We notice he
has had his Ford made into a truck |
for hauling oil.
Raymond MARI was an Acme caller
Saturday.
Rip eastman went to Chicago Mon
day with car load of cattle.
Mike Montague and son, of Rice
vile, were Sunday callers in Acme.
DR.. Ray Kruger, of Riceville, was |
a professional caller in our burg Sat
urday.
Mildred Weber spent Saturday and
Sunday with home folks.
F. p. Reckner came homo Friday
evening to spend his week end vaca-
ton with home folks.
The Charles Neeb family autoed
over to the James Smith home Satur-
day evening.
Edward Craver was an Acme caller
Saturday.
Julia Kruger called in Acme Satur-
day evening.
A. J. Dilly shipped car load Of
hogs to Chicago this week.
Henry Schwake called in Acme
Thursday and Friday.
William eastman and son LenfOrd
were in Acme Saturday.
Mrs. Wayne Ripley and daughter
'Genevieve and little Violet Brunston
of Riceville, spent Saturday and Sum
day with the Allison Ripley folks.
The William Irwin family called at
the George Weber home Sunday.
Walter Stolp, of Rochester, Mimi,
was in Acme Tuesday and spent the
day with Miss Reckner. Mr.. Stop is
a well known travelling man through
out this territory.
Mr.. and Mrs. Darold Grover called
at the Allison Ripley home Sunday
evening.
Stella eastman and Marcetus MARI
called at the Dennis Kennedy home
Saturday.
Marie Kennedy spent Saturday and
Sunday with home folks.
Frank Reckner spent Sunday even
ing at the Allison Ripley home.
Glendon Neeb spent Sund:.y after
noon with Mildred and Kermit We
Der.
Joe Reckner and Edward and Julia
Kruger called at the Dilly home Sun
day.
Miss Beal, of McIntire, came Sunday
to assist Mrs. Will Irwin with house
cleaning.
Mrs. Martinson and baby, from Nc
Intire, visited Mrs. Dilly between
froinc SUNDAY