Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-10-27
ACME.


Arthur Casey delivered hogs in Acme
Wednesday.
Lewis Lubbert and sons were Acme
callers Wednesday.
VIM. eastman and family attended
the Deegan-C Constantine wedding in
Elma Tuesday.
Albert, Otto, Lena and Emma Hintz
and Minnie Reckner spent Tuesday ev-
ening at the Smith home.
John Callahan and wife, of Usage,
autoed over to the VIM. eastman home
Monday evening, Mr.. Callahan return
ing the same evening and Mrs. Gala
han remaining for few days.
James eastman attended the Deegan-
Constantine wedding in Elma Tuesday.
Messrs Krall, Swestka and Haas, of
jackson Jet, visited Louis Krall We'd
nesday afternoon.
George Weber and Louie Brown
made business trip to Riceville Tues
day.
Michel Mack was an Acme caller
W ednesday.
Agnes Bunston spent Wednesday ev-
ening and Thursday with Minnie Reck-
ner.
Mrs. Allison Ripley and son Clarence
spent Wednesday at the Dilly home.
Louis Krall and Louis Brown autoed
to Elma Tuesday evening.
Gus Lubbert and Charley Blaska au-
toed to Cresco Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Helen Reckner spent Thursday
with her daughter, Mrs. Allison Rip
ley, and family
Miss Grace MARI was an Acme caller
Wednesday.
Mr.. Dobson, of WAterloo, was call
ing on Acme merchants Wednesday.
Frank MARI autoed to Elma Tuesday.
Fred Rimrodt delivered cattle to Rip
eastman Tuesday.
Walter Stolp. Of Rochester, Mimi,
called on Acme friends Tuesday.
Philip Blonigan, of New Haven, was
a business caller in Acme Saturday.
Charley Koblaska, proprietor of one
of the Elma meat markets, autoed
through our burg Tuesday buying beef
cattle.
Mick Brown assisted Jas. eastman
with depot duties Tuesday.
Bonnie Reckner was an Acme caller
Tuesday.
VIM. Irwin was busy hauling grain
Tuesday and Wednesday. gs
Joe Recknsr was an Acme caller
Tuesday evening.
Clifford and Arthur Neeb spent Sat-
urday at the Geo. Weber home.
Harry, Lille, VIVA, Richard and Ben
ME Reckner spent last week Sunday at
tina Oily home.
Will Green and son of New Haven
were Acme shoppers Wednesday.
Mrs. Charles Mech is at present TAX
ing care of the boy at the VIM. Irwin
home.
Bartle Schivigest, of New Haven,
was an Acme shopper Wednesday.
Anna McGourty spent Wednesday
evening in Riceville.
Grandpa Craver made a trip to his
farm Tuesday.
Mrs. Fred Weber went to Cresso last
week to consult DR.. Jinderlee about her
eye trouble. ri
Mike Bigley and son Frank of Maple
Leaf were Acme shoppers Wednesday.
Margaret Kelley called in Acme
Wednesday evening.
Mick Brown went to Chicago Sunday
morning with two car loads of hogs.
VIM. Diekman, of Elma, was pleas
ant caller in Acme Wednesday.
Esther Smith spent Thursday even
ing at the billy home.
Grandma Craver called at the billy
home Saturday.
The Chas. Neeb family autoed to
Alta Vista Thursday.
Frank Swancutt of Riceville, was q
pleasantNcaller in Acme Thursday.
MIS-. Whitinger and little son return
ed Thursday after attending the fune-
raj of an uncle at their former home.
Mrs. Allison Ripley spent few days
with Riceville relatives this week re-
turning home Saturday.
Mr.. Henderson, of Waterloo, who is
in charge of q large music store. spent
few days in the vicinity Of Acme
tuning and selling pianos last week.
Lalla eastman, Of St. Paul. who Wis
tied relatives and friends in this vicin-
ity for two weeks returned to st. Paul
Wednesday.
Raymond and Marcetus Mari spent
Sunday afternoon with Babe and Mary
Brown.
George Weber and grandpa Craver
called 1T the Edward Craver home
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allison Ripley and son
and Frank and Herman Reckner spent
Sunday an the A. j. Dilly home.
| Some of the Acme people were quite
| disappointed Thursday morning when
| they learned of the mail car burning up
on the east division of Oelwein.
BONAIR.
Mrs. Ray Swim spent part of last
week at Cresc0 with her mother Mrs