Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-12-15
COUNTY NEWS
ACME.

b Mrs. Chas Worple returned from
Waterloo last week Monday after
spending a week there visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Chas. Koepka.
Louise Montague, of Riceville, spent
a few days last week with the NC
Gourty girls.
Casper WoTpie Came up from Wa
terloo Friday where he spent last
summer working for his brOther-in-
law.
Frank Seavy delivered a bunch of
poultry to A. J billy Saturday.
Emma Hintz and Gertrude Lubbert
arrived from Waterloo last week
where they spent week visiting rel
atives.
Minnie Reckner and Cora Kruger
ing.
Mae Hickman and Agnes Bunston
were Riceville callers Thursday.
Bonnie Reckner is spending a few
days at the A. ]. billy home.
Adrian eastman of Elma spent
Monday with his cousin, James Cash
man, in Acme.
Edward eastman was an Acme call
Ter Saturday.
William Irwin and son Floyd were
Acme callers Wednesday.
Cliff McCook was an Acme shopper
Saturday
Frank Reckner Sundayed in Acme
and also took charge Of depot duties.
+ William Worple and daughter Viola
were Acme shoppers Saturday.
Roy Kruger left for Waterloo Mon
7. day where he expects to remain for
while.
Lou Lubbert and wife and Guss
I.ubbert and wife autoed to Denver
Saturday to visit relatives, return
ing Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William eastman
called on their niece, Miss O'Connell,
e in Elma between trains Monday.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Irwin, we are sorry to say, is on the
sick list at the present writing.
Susie Blaska spent Thursday after
neon and Saturday with Mrs. George
Weber.
James and Esther Smith were Elma
callers Saturday.
Mary Brown and Cora Kruger call
4 ed on Mrs. George Weber Wednesday.
H., Catherine Schmitz of Waterloo is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Will Schmitz,
and family.
Mrs. Helen Reckner and daughter
Minnie and Mrs. billy and daughter
Mable were Elma callers Saturday.
Harry eastman was New Hamp-
ton caller Saturday.
James eastman was an Elma call
er Friday.
Willie Smith transacted business in
Riceville Saturday.
Mary Neeb called at the Henry Cra-
yer and George Weber homes Sum
day.
Frank Murphy was calling on
friends near Acme Saturday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Weber called at
the George Weber home Saturday ev-
ening.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Neeb spent
Wednesday night with Mrs. Neeb's
sister, Miss O'Connell, who is still
very i'll.
Charles Murphy, wife and sons
spent last week Monday at the Jas.
Murphy home.
Mrs. Will Schmitz and sister, Cath
ran Schmitz, called at the John MARI
home Wednesday.
John Kennedy spent Friday night
at the Peter Brown home.
Henry wager, of Riceville, was an
Acme caller Friday.
Dennis Kennedy and son John and
daughters Margaret and Ethel autoed
tC CrescO last week Monday.
Charles Mech and sons called at
the Geo. Weber home Saturday.
Edward Craver and wife called on
Grandpa and Grandma Craver Fri |
day.
Mrs. George Weber and son ker-
init spent Monday and Tuesday at !
the Charles Neeb home
Francis and Annie McGourty were
Riceville callers Saturday.
John Ernessy, of near Elma, deliv-
cred fine bunch of hogs to Brown
Bros. Wednesday.
g. The Frank Seavy and Allison Rip
ley families were entertained at the
A. J. Dilly home Sunday.
Albert Richerts rambled up to Ac-