Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-06-02
COUNTY NEWS.
ACME.

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Grace Mari was an Acme shopper
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Irwin and children
were Acme callers Tuesday evening.
Joseph Mari was a caller in our burg
Tues day forenoon.
Frank Swancutt, of Riceville, our
Acme stock buyer, is receiving several
loads of hogs these days.
Andrew Hintz was calling in Acme
Tuesday. We are glad to see him
being able to get out again after his
hard struggle.
Lewis Lubbert and sons were calling
in our burg Tuesday.
Paul Stevens is still entertaining the
Boil family which has been his COM
pany for some time. Boils are all right
if they don't last too long. How about
it Paul?
frankie Reckner spent Tuesday on
the A. J. Dilly farm south of town.
Joseph eastman was an Acme caller
Tuesday evening.
Michel Mack and children were Acme
callers Tuesday.
Dennis Kennedy and sons delivered
hogs in Acme Tuesday.
Geo. Weber, the travelling salesman
for the Los Angeles Fruit and Produce
Co., left Tuesday morning for Cresco
and other towns on the Milwaukee road
Mrs. Tim Delurrie was shopper in
our burg one day this week.
Frank and Joe MARI were Acme call
ers Thursday forenoon.
Geo. Bunston and son were Acme
shoppers Thursday.
Andrew Hintz was a passenger to
Riceville Wednesday.
Lon Lubbert and family spent Sun
day at the Andrew Hint. home.
John and Jas. McGourty, Jr., were
Acme shoppers Wednesday.
Mary Delurrie was an Acme shopper
Friday.
Mrs. Ripley of Riceville came down
Wednesday to help care for her son
Allison who is on the sick list.
Mrs. Fred Weber and little brother
Glendon Neebe were Acme shoppers
Wednesday afternoon.
Mary Neebe spent Wednesday even
ing with her cousin, Stella eastman.
Gertrude Lubbert called on Mrs.
Geo. Weber Wednesday afternoon.
Ralph Dinger autoed to Ricevllle
Wednesday.
Esther Smith was shopper in Acme
Wednesday.
Will Worple called in our burg We'd
nesday evening.
Barney Hughes underwent an oper-
alton at Mercy hospital at CrescO re-
Gently.
Geo. Funston, ST., was an Acme
shopper Friday evening.
DR.. Hastings, of Alta Vista, was
called Thursday to see Mrs. Chas. Mech
who is quite i'll.
Charley Murphy and family autoed
through our burg Thursday.
w. H. Dinger and Fred Marshall, of
Maple Leaf, were Thursday evening
shoppers in Acme.
Peter MARI and family were shoppers
in Acme Thursday evening.
Mrs. Murphy, of Riceville, was call
ing on her son James and family.
Gus Aberly the merchant at Davis
Corners and son Willie were shopping
in Acme Thursday.
Leo. Murphy and sons were Acme
shoppers Thursday.
Mrs. Jas. MARI and children of Usage
autoed through our burg Thursday af-
ter visiting at her brothers, Jas. Muir
ply.
Mrs. Fred Semrodt of Maple Leaf
was an Acme caller Friday forenoon.
Stella and Joseph eastman were
Acme shoppers Friday.
oe MARI, Babe Brown and frankie
Reckner were over to the Little Cedar
fishing Friday.
Harry Smith was an Acme caller
Thursday evening.
Andrew Hintz was a passenger to
Elma Friday.
A car load Of sand and cement ar
rived Thursday for the new depot.
Harry eastman was an Acme caller
Thursday evening.
Mr.. Craver spent Friday on his farm.
A. J. billy is spending the week on
the farm, Mr.. Ripley being sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rip eastman were |
Acme callers Friday forenoon. !
William eastman was seen on our
streets Friday.
Willie Smith was a caller in Acme
evening.
Anna McGourty was an Acme shop
per Thursday.
Miss Minnie Reckner is clerking in
The A. j. Oily store during MIR. Dilly's
absence.
Mrs. Reckner went down to see her
Allison Ripley Thursday.
Mrs. Frank MARI and son Raymond
we're Acme callers Thursday
Will Worple called in Acme Friday.
Lon Lubbert and wife were Acme
callers Thursday afternoon.
Mary Neeb callen at tie James Smith
home Thursday evening
Lenford eastman was an Acme caller
Friday.
Chas. Neeb and son Arthur were
Acme shoppers Thursday.