Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-09-01
COUNTY NEWS
ACME.

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Rose Howard returned to the Albert
Stevens home Wednesday after visit
ing for a month among relatives IN
Des Moines and Marshalltown.
The Roman-knippling dance was
body enjoying themselves to their
hearts content.
| Mrs Allison Ripley and son Clar-
ence spent Wednesday evening at the
A. ]. Dilley home.
Paul MARI and Gerald Brown as
sisted Mike Jewett Wednesday and
Thursday in building a granary. er
Louis Krall and George Weber call
ed on the Smith boys Wednesday at
ternoon.
Elsie Roman, of Maple Leaf, was an
Acme caller Wednesday.
Mrs. Joseph Tallsted and sons Will
liams and Glendon, of Welsh, Mimi,
spent Wednesday afternoon and night
with Mrs. A. ]. billy and family, re-
turning home Thursday.
Several of the Acme boys and men
attended the M. w. A. Lodge in Elma
Wednesday evening.
Joseph eastman and Frank Mari
spent Tuesday afternoon fishing at
the Big Wapsie.
Herpelinck Brothers Orchestra, of
Maple Leaf, furnished the music for
the Roman-Knippling wedding dance
at Acme last Tuesday evening.
Charley Kapka was an Acme caller
Wednesday forenoon.
F. G. BrycOn and Florence Young
were Acme callers Wednesday even
ing.
Mrs. Thomas Delurrie and children
were Acme shoppers Thursday after
noon.
The Dennis Kennedy family autoed
to New Hampton Wednesday.
Marie Kennedy is spending a few
days at the Mike Bigley home at
Maple Leaf
Louis Krall and Frank Reckner
called on the Smith boys Thursday.
Margaret Kennedy returned from
New Hampton Thursday evening.
Arthur Reckner was an Acme caller
Thursday evening.
James McGourty is having new
silo built on his farm north of Acme.
Mrs. Charles Neeb and sons Clifford
and Glendon and daughters Mary,
Charlotte and Genevieve and Mrs.
Fred Weber autoed to Cresco Thurs
day afternoon.
Roy Miller, of Elma, was an Acme
caller Thursday.
Mrs. Lund was an Acme caller
Wednesday forenoon.
Mrs. Henry Schwaker and children
were Acme shoppers Wednesday.
Glad to say Grandpa Craver is able
to be around again and feeling much
improved.
Mrs. Chas. Neeb. Clifford and Gene
We've called at the George Weber
home Friday morning.
Mable billy spent few days with
her aunt, Mrs. Ripley, this week.
Arthur Casey and children were
Acme callers Friday.
Mrs. Reckner spent few days at
the Walter Kapka home.
We are glad to say Joseph Reckner
is on the gain.
Albert Miller and children were
Acme callers Wednesday.
Joseph eastman, of Elma, came up
Friday evening and was the guest OF
James eastman.
Helen Clark, of Cedar Rapids, Wis
tied few days last week at the
Thomas eastman home ~
F. C. Brycon was Riceville caller
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Weber and
children were Elma passengers Fri
day to have Kermit's foot dressed. II
it continues healing all right he will
be able to use it in couple of weeks.
Some of our Acme people attended
the dance at Gorfreys Friday even
ing.
Howard Schwaker was helping
with cement work on the silO for
James McGourty Wednesday.
Mrs. Reckner and Mrs A. ]. Dilly
called at the Walter Kapka home
Saturday afternoon to see their son
and brother Joe who is slowly recov-
ing.
Ethel Busswell, of McIntire. came
Friday to spend few days with Miss
Reckner.
Christ Lubbert was an Acme caller
Sunday.
Mrs. Reckner and Mrs. A. ]. Dill
ly called at the George Weber home
Saturday evening.
Miss Reckner and Miss Busswell
spent Saturday evening and Sunday at
the William Dinger home near Maple
Leaf
Kittie and Francis McGourty were
Elma callers Saturday.
George Weber was a passenger to
Stacyville Saturday.
William Delurrie spent Sunday ev-
ening at the Will eastman home.
Philip Meinzer spent Sunday after
noon at the A. ]. billy home.
Louie Brown spent Sunday after
noon in Acme.
Miss Reckner and Miss Busswell
called at the Allison Ripley home on
| Sunday evening.
Williams Twins called at the
| Charles Neeb home Sunday.
Herman Reckner spent Sunday at
the A. J. billy home.
F. p. Reckner acted as depot agent
Sunday during James Cashman's alb
sence.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Craver called
on Grandpa Craver Sunday afternoon.
James Murphy and family autoed
to Acme Sunday afternoon.
Josie Hogan and friend drove
| through Acme Sunday evening.