Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-08-25
ACNE.


William Irwin returned Tuesday from
Minnesota where he spent a few days
in different places.
The Dennis Kennedy family autoed
to New Hampton, last week.
Mrs. A. ]. Dilly and daughter, Mable,
Mrs. Reckner, Mrs. and Allison Ripley
and son Clarence were Riceville shop
pers, Wednesday, and also callers on
the Philip Meinzer family.
Fayette, visiting her sister Margaret
and other relatives.
Mable Dilly spent a few days with
her aunt, Mrs. Allison Ripley, and babe.
Lewis Krall and VIM. Marrow autoed
to Jackson Jc., Aug. 18th.
F. P, Reckner has charge of the
depot duties while James eastman is
spending few days in Oelwein.
Mable billy called on Mildred Weber.
Sunday afternoon.
Joseph Reckner is on the sick list at
the present writing.
The Charles Neeb, William Irwin and
Martin Derr families autoed to Brown
vile, Sunday, and spent the day.
While playing, Thursday evening,
little Kermit Weber had the misfortune
of cutting his foot severely on a
broken bottle, it being necessary to
employ DR.. Mulick, but at the present
writing he is getting along as well as
can be expected.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allison Ripley and son
Clarence spent Sunday at the A. j.
Dilly home.
James and Joseph eastman autoed
to Elma, Saturday forenoon.
Grandpa Craver called to see little
Kermit Weber, Sunday evening.
Minnie Reckner spent Sunday with
her brother, Joseph, who is sick at
Walter Kapka's.
Pearl Steinmetz came home Monday,
for visit with home folks.
Margaret Kennedy returned from
Fayette, Saturday evening, where she
attended summer school. Miss Marie,
who spent few days visiting there,
returned with her.
The Frank MARI family and Gerald
Brown spent Thursday afternoon fish
ing on the Big Wapsie.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Weber and
children were passengers to Elma, Sat
urday, to have little Kermit's foot
dressed.
The John MARI family sutoed to
Elma, Saturday afternoon.
Myrtle Neeb and little brother
Arthur are spending few days at the
Will Irwin home.
Edward eastman was an Acme call
er, Monday evening.
Mrs. Joseph Tallsted and two little
sofa, came Monday to be present at
Maple Leaf.
Minnie Keckner called on the George
Weber family, Friday evening.
Lewis Krall autoed to Elma, Sstur-
day forenoon.
Lewis Lubbert was busy threshing
on the Leabo place, Monday, just out
side the city limits.
Mrs. Reckner is now at the Walter
Kapka home, caring for her son Joseph
who is i'll.
Grandpa Craver is on the sick list, it
being necessary to call DR.. Hastings,
of Alta Vista, Monday, but he is some
what improved at this writing.
Mrs. Myra Ripley and little daugh-
ter, Genevieve, Of Riceville, visited her
son Allison and wife, Monday.
Cora and Julia Kruger autoed to
Acme, Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Reckner entertained her sister
and husband, few days last week.
Lewis Krall autoed to Elma, Satur-
day forenoon.
William eastman and son, Lenford,
were Acme callers, Monday.
Frank Mari and family autoed to
Acme, Monday.
James Irwin purchased new Stude-
baker recently.
The VIM. Irwin family and Myrtle
and Arthur Neeb autoed to Acme, Sat-
urday.
Andrew Hintz and daughter Lena
drove to Acme, Saturday.
Mr.. Reitze, of Maple Leaf, was busy
loading his cars here Monday to pre-
pare for his trip to his new home.