Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-09-22
ACME.

noon of last week for Chicago to at.
tend the funeral of the only child OF
MIR. and Mrs. VIM Craver who resided
here year ago. The entire communi.
ty extend their sympathy to the be-
reaved parents.
Ernest Hickman, of Grundy County,
returned home Monday evening after
spending two weeks visiting his uncle,
Fred Hickman, and family.
Estella eastman and Mary Delurrie
were New Hampton shoppers between
trains Monday.
Grandpa Craver was Riceville call
er between trains Monday.
Mrs. A. J. Dilley and daughter Ma
BILE called at George Weber's Saturday.
DR.. Mulick was professional caller
at the George Weber home Thursday
and Friday to see Mr.. Weber, who had
been quite i'll the past week.
Mrs. Albert Stevens was taken i'll
Monday, it being necessary to call DR..
Mulick.
Rosena Worple spent Friday night
and Saturday with Mabel Dilly.
Mildred Weber spent Sunday..with
home folks.
Mrs. Allison Ripley and little son
Clarence spent Sunday at the A. j..
Dilley home.
Mollie Jewett snd Esther Smith call
ed at the A. ]. Dilley home Sunday.
Minnie Reckner spent Saturday night
and Sunday at the Edward Kruger
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Weber spent Sun
day afternoon with the George Weber
family.
Grace Mari called at the A. ]. Dilley
home Monday forenoon.
Mary Brown called on Grandpa and
Grandma Craver Monday morning.
Sorry to say Mrs. Helen Reckner has
been troubled with rheumatism.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Snavely and
little daughter came Monday for visit
at the James Smith home.
MoIlie Jewett is assisting Mrs. Ste
vens with household duties.
The people around Acme were quite
busy Sunday helping w. j. Schmitz
thresh.
Thomas McGourty and Babe Brown
attended the Mitchell County Fair at
Usage Friday.
Joseph Irwin, of Riceville, called at
the w. j. Schmitz home Monday.
Mary Delurrie called at ::the William
eastman home Monday.
Sheriff Ferrie called in Acme Monday
afternoon.
Ephriam Reckner was an Acme call
er Monday.
Herman Reckner spent Sunday at
the A. j. Dilley home.
Marcetus Mari was an Acme caller
Monday evening.
Esther Smith and Mable Dilly called
at the George Weber home Thursday
evening.
James Murphy and son were Ac4e
callers Monday.
Mae Hickman and Agnes Bunston
called in our burg Monday evening.
William Diekman ST., of Elma, au-
toed through our burg Tuesday.
The Dennis Kennedy and Frank Mari
young folks called at the VIM. CASH
man home Sunday.
Clifford Mech autoed to Acme Sunday
evening.
Babe Brown called at the VIM. Cash
man home Sunday.
Charley Worple was an Acme caller
Monday.
Andrew Hintz called in Acme Sun
day.
Louis Lubbert autoed through our
burg Suneay.
Mrs. Chas. Mech spent Friday after
noon at the George Weber home.
Grandma Craver called on Mrs. A.
j. Dilley Monday afternoon.
The bridge gang completed their
work in Acme Friday and left the burg.
The road graders are still stationed
at Acme and will be for some time.
Chas. Neeb and son Glendon called at
the Geo. Weber home Saturday after
noon.
Mary Mech spent Sunday with home
folks, returning to school duties near
Riceville Monday.
F. p. Reckner spent Saturday and
Sunday with Acme relatives.
Harold Kennedy autoed to Acme on
Sunday.
Edward Kruger Jr. motored tosAcme
Sunday afternoon.
A. ]. billy was an Elma caller on
Wednesday.
Frank Swancutt, of Riceville, was an
Acme business caller Monday.
LIME SPRINGS.
Mrs. Owens and daughter Beatrice.