Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-11-03
ACME.


in Columbus and Billings, Montana.
He speaks well of the country.
M. A. Montague, of Riceville, was a
pleasant caller in Acme, Tuesday.
Mick Brown returned from Chicago,
Tuesday morning of last week.
Jas. McGourty Jr. spent Sunday in
Elma at the Mike Kane home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Schwake and
children returned home, Monday, after
visiting relatives near Bassett and
Charles City.
Walter Stolp called on friends in
Acme, Tuesday.
Mrs. Chas. Neeb returned home,
Wednesday, after spending a week at
the Will Irwin home.
Glad to say Dennis Kennedy is able
to be around again, after being laid up
with sore knee.
Several of the Acme people and vicin-
ity received invitations to Leap Year
Dance in Riceville, Friday. Nov. 3rd.
Mrs. Albert Stevens was Riceville
shopper, between train, Saturday.
Some of the Acme people received
word from Ralph Dinger, of Tacoma,
WASH, that he is enjoying life in the
West and is working in flour mill IN
Tacoma at present.
BoRN-To Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Stu.
Der on Thursday. Oct. 18th, baby
girl. Congratulations.
Mrs. Geo. Weber and son Kermit
spent Wednesday with Minnie Reckner.
Mrs. Regain concluded her visit with
her son Chas. and family, and left
Wednesday for her home in Sioux City.
Mary Stuber spent a few days at the
Stuber and Beel's homes.
Mae Hickman was passenger to
Riceville Wednesday, to have dental
work done. -
Mrs. Jas. Smith was Riceville shop.
per, between trains, "Wednesday.
The Geo. Weber family entertained
company, Saturday evening.
Esther Smith spent Tuesday evening
with Minnie Reckner.
Ethel Kennedy and Teresa Delurrie
spent Sunday at their parental homes
There is q gang Of Italians y ~, working aa!
at present, raising the track.
Mrs. Jas. Smith and daughter Esther
attended the sale and dinner in Rice.
vile, Saturday.
w. H. Dinger and family, of Maple
Leaf, were Acme shoppers, Saturday.
Mrs. Frank MARI, Raymond and Mar
cetus were Riceville callers. Saturday.
The Jas. Smith family spent Tuesday
evening at the A. ]. Oily home.
Mrs. Henry Rimrodt was an Elma
caller, between trains, Tuesday.
Mrs. Stevenson and daughter, Of
Maple Leaf, were Acme shoppers, Sat-
urday.
Bert Stevens went to Chicago with q
car load of cattle, Thursday, returning
Saturday.
Miss Fannie Brown returned to the
Albert Stevens home, Thureday, after
spending few weeks in Dubuque.
Grandpa Craver shipped q car load of
cattle to Chicago, Thursday.
Andrew Hintz transacted business in
Elma, Saturday.
Nancy Beal spent Thursday with Mrs.
George Weber.
Gerrge Weber, wife and son Kermit
were Elma callers Friday.
Thos. Burke and wife were Acme
shoppers Friday.
Agnes Bunston is ut present assist
ing Mrs. Art Casey with household
duties.
Mrs. A. J. billy and mother were
Riceville shoppers Friday.
T. H. NcGrane delivered four loads
of hogs to Gerald Brown Thursday.
The Riceville choir practiced ct the
James Smith home Wednesday even
ing.
Mrs.. Mary Montague returned Fri
day evening after spending three weak.
family ct Chester.
Mildred Weber csme home Friday
evening to spent her two weeks vaca-
ton with home folks.
James Cashman and Gerald Brown
sutoed oyer to the Will Irwin home
ThuESday evoning.
Allison Ripley, wife and son spsnt
Sunday ct the billy home.
Jas. Cashman, Gerald Brown, Min
ME Reckner, Nancy Bsal and Louis
Krall spent very snjoyehye evening
Thursday at the George weber home.
Glen eastman delivered hogs in
Acme Friday.
Sorry to say Myrtle Nesb was on the
sick list again with IN attack Of appen-
dicitis.
Frank Reckner spent Saturday and
Sunday with home folks.
Glenn Enright, of Elma, spent Sunday
st the Charles Mech home.
Charley Rohr, Of Elma, was IN Acme
shopper Saturday.
Babe Brown called on Edward De-
Muse Thursday evening.
Lon Lubbert and son were Acme
callers Sunday.
Viola Worple called on Minnie Reck-
|ner Saturday.
James McGourty, Jr., spent Friday
In Cresco.
The Acme school closed Friday for