Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-05-26
COUNTY NEWS.
ACME.

ACME.
Mrs. Reckner, who has been spending
few days with her daughter, Mrs
Ripley, returned to her home at A. j.
Dilly's Wednesday.
Mr.. Craver went to Cresco Wednes
day to take treatment for his eyes.
Emily and Ruth Funston and Gene
We've Neeb were Acme callers Wed
nesday.
Harry and Willie Smith autoed tt
Riceville Thursday.
Geo. Weber and family called a,
the Will Irwin home Thursday.
A few of our Acme folks attended
the Leap Year dance at Mc1ntire
Thursday evening.
Will Irwin and family called at the
Geo. Weber home Wednesday evening
"A large number from Acme and vi
cinity attended confirmation at Rice
vile Thursday, May 18th.
Sorry to say the little two-year old
son of Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Schmitz, liv-
ing northeast of Acme, died Saturday
morning May 13, after long illness.
Burial was made in the Riceville ceme-
terry Monday, May Is. He leaves to
mourn kind and loving father and
mother and two little brothers. We
all extend our most heartfelt sympa-
thy to the whole family.
Harry eastman was an Acme caller
Thursday.
Ross Swancutt, of Riceville, was a
caller in our burg Thursday and Fri
day.
Mrs. and Mrs. JACK eastman were
Acme shoppers Saturday evening.
Mr.. Stubert was calling in our burg
Saturday evening.
Mae Hickman was an Acme shopper
Saturday.
Mrs. Allison Ripley and little son
Clarence returned from Riceville Thurs
day after visiting Mr.. Ripley's mother
a few days.
Tom McGourty autoed to Riceville
Wednesday evening.
Chas. Mech was passenger to Elma
Monday.
Mr.. Steinmetz was an Acme caller
Wednesday.
Geo. Funston was an Elma caller
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Burke were Acme
callers Monday.
Ralph Dinger autoed to Riceville
Wednesday evening.
Charlotte Mech was caller in Rice
vile between trains Thursday.
Little Nettie Irwin visited at the Geo.
Weber home Tuesday.
Frank Reckner called on his sister,
Mrs. Allison Ripley, Saturday.
VIM. eastman drove to Cresco Sat-
urdsy returning Tuesday.
Frank Krall, of Maple Leaf, stopped
off here Friday returning from Chicago
where he attended the funeral of his
sister.
Frank Swancutt is busy those days
hay from the Jas. Smith farm.
VIM. eastman was an Acme caller
Saturday.
Harry Swancutt was seen on our
streets Saturday.
Mrs. Jas. Smith and son Harry auto
ed to Riceville Saturday afternoon.
Henry Hess was an Acme caller
Thursday afternoon.
Mary Mech was the guest Of Mrs.
Crsver during Mr.. Craver's absence.
Babe Brown was a Riceville caller
Saturday.
Mary Neeb spent Saturday and Sun
day with home folks.
Mary Quinn returned to her home
near nclntire Friday evening after
closing . very successful term of school
in Dist. No. 6.
Paul Steveas was IN Acme shopper
Saturday.
Some of our Acme people attended
the dance at Meningitis.
Mrs. Lund was an Acme shopper
Wednesday.
Mrs. Ed. Craver and Mrs. Geo. Buns
ton were Acme shoppers Saturday.
Leo. Murphy and Charley Worple
were Acme callers Friday evening.
Raymond Mari autoed to Acme Fri
day evening.
M.ble billy spent Friday with Mil
dred Weber.
Charlotte and Myrtle Mech are
spending q few days with their grand
ma, Mrs. O'Connell of Elma
Grandpa Craver spent Friday on the
farm.
Clifford Mech was an Acme shopper
Thursday.
Lawrence Derr was an Acme shop
per Saturday.
Chas. Neeb was calling in our burg
Friday.
Marcetus Mari came home Friday
evening to spend her ", elk end vaca-
ton with her parents.
Mrs. Peter Brown was an Acme shop
per Saturday.
Marguerite and Ethel Kennedy spent
Saturday with home folks.
Charley Blaska was an Acme caller
Sunday forenoon
Mrs. Montague was passenger to
Riceville Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allison Ripley and son
were guests of the A. j. Dilly family
Sunday.
Geo. Steinmetz was an Acme caller