Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-11-24
ACME.

Mrs. Chris Reckner and daughter
and Mrs. Joe Allen and daughter O.
Norcross, Wis.,, returned to theil
home after few days. visit at thu
A. j. Dilly home.
James eastman returned from &C.
dar Falls Tuesday evening.
The James Smith family and the
Edward Kruger family were pleasant
~ entertained at the A. ]. billy homs
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Frank MARI was a Riceville
caller Friday.
Tom McGourtey spent few days
in Cresco this week.
Several of the young people in the
vicinity of Acme attended the shower
given in honor Of Violstte Murphy 1t
the John Mari home Friday evening.
Edward Graft and Ernest Freder-
;ck returned from Oelwein Monday at
ter visiting relatives and friends there
a few days.
Miss Fannie Brown left Saturday
for Poweshiek county where she ex-
poets to teach the coming year.
Mrs. Frank Mari spent Saturday
with her sisters, Mrs. John Evans and
Miss Higgins, in Elma.
Mary Neeb spent her week end va
cation with home folks.
Frank Reckner Sundayed at home.
Mrs. Chris. Reckner, Mrs. Dilly,
Mrs. Joe Allen, Herman and Minnie
Reckner, Louis Krall and Mr. and
Mrs. Allison Ripley spent Thursday
evening at the James Smith home.
Ann McGourty was Riceville CALL
er between trains Saturday.
James McGourty, Jr., called at the
George Weber home Saturday even.
ing.
James McGourty, Jr., and Gerald
Brown went to Chicago Sunday with
stock, returning Tuesday.
Minnie Reckner and Louis Krall
spent Sunday afternoon at the Ed
ward Kruger home.
Mrs. George Weber and children
spent Saturday with Myrtle and Mrs.
Neeb in Alta Vista.
George Bunston and son were Ac-
me callers Friday evening.
Mrs. Allison Ripley entertained
Mesd. Helen Reckner, Chris. Reck-
ner, Joe Allen and A. ]. billy Wednes-
day.
Margaret Kelly spent Thursday ey-
ening at the Smith home
Mrs. Fred Weber and Charlotte
Neeb called on Mrs. Neeb and Myrtle
Wednesday in Alta Vista.
Coorra O<oinnotz a h1cSuoco
caller in Acme Saturday.
Several loads of hogs were hauled
to Acme Saturday.
Nick Erpelding of Busti was an Ac-
me caller Thursday
Several Acme people attended the
funeral of Mrs. Joseph Irwin in Rice
vile Monday.
Monday.
Mick Brown autoed to Cecilia Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Irwin autoed.
through our burg Saturday enroute
for Riceville.
Henry Hess was a caller at New
Hampton between trains Saturday.
ing for Brown Bros.
Philip Meizner, of Riceville, spent
Wednesday at the billy home.
Otto Hintz called in Acme Friday
evening.
Mrs. Augie Reckner came up from
Charles City Wednesday, called here
by the illness of her sister, Mrs. Ben
ME Kruger.
News reached here Saturday morn.
ing of the death of Mrs. Joseph Irwin,
of Riceville.
Steve Kinney, of Elma, delivered
hogs to Brown Bros. Saturday.
Will McGrane, Of Cecilia, was an
Acme caller Saturday.
Miss Genevieve and Clifford Neeb
spent Sunday afternoon with their
mother and sister Myrtle, in Alta Wis
ia. We are glad to hear Myrtle is get
ting along nicely and hope to see her
back home soon.
Mrs. Edward Kruger and daughter
Cora left Monday for few days visit
at Hampton, Iowa.
Joseph Reckner and Rose Worple
called at the billy home Sunday.
Charles Mech spent Sunday night at
the Geo. Weber home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allison Ripley Id
Mrs. billy and daughter Mable were
Alta Vista callers Sunday, spending
the afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs. Her.
ry Konst.
Michael Mack was an Acme sho J.
per Monday.
The Equity association received a
car load of potatoes Monday.
Ruth Dinger, Of Maple Leaf, was a
to McIntire Saturday, being
the guest of Ethel Boswell.
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