Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-05-12
COUNTY NEWS.
ACME.

Lawrence Derr and Clifford Neebe
were seen on our streets Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Irvine visited at
Ane Geo. Weber home Monday after
noon.
Mrs. Ed Craver visited grandma
Craver Monday.
Anna and Effie McGourty were Mon
day evening callers in Acme.
Guss Lubbert was shopping in our
burg Monday.
Mrs. Hickman, Mae, Wayne and
Willie were among the Acme shoppers
Monday.
Jno. Mari was seen on our streets
Monday.
Raymond MARI was an Acme shop
per Tuesday.
Miss johnson, of Elma, who had
charge of examination in this district,
is staying with Mr.. and Mrs. Craver.
Some of the high school girls of Rice
vile walked down Friday and took the
evening train back again.
VIM. eastman and Will Worple were
Acme callers Tuesday.
Lou Lubbert was passenger to
Riceville Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Murphy and babe
were Acme shoppers Tuesday.
Henry Rather and wife shopped in
Acme Tuesday.
Mr.. Craver purchased bunch of
cattle of Bob Wilkes Tuesday and drove
them to his farm south of town.
: Mrs. Chas Reckner, of Chas. City,
same Tuesday to visit with the A. j.
Dilley and Reckner families.
Walter Fair, of Elma, was an Acme
taller Tuesday evening.
Bob Baithen, of Riceville, was call
ing on friends between trains Sunday.
Tom McGourty was an Acme caller
Tuesday.
John McGourty was an Acme shop
per Tuesday evening.
Jno. eastman is able to be out again
after his accident. He was grubbing out
tree and it fell in such way as to
strike him and cut his hip in which
L was necessary to have eight stitches
hken.
Mrs. Chas. Neebe and son Clinton and
Mrs. Fred Weber spent Tuesday with
Mrs. Geo. Weber.
Wayne Hickman was caller in Ac-
ne Tuesday.
Emma Hintz and two little brothers
we're Acme shoppers Monday.
w. j. Schmitz' little son is no better
1t this writing.
The Acme school had examination
Tuesday and Wednesday of this week.
Walter Fox was passenger to Rice
vile Monday.
The Brown Bros. have treated their
store to new coat of paint which i'm
proves the looks very much.
Cora Kruger was an Acme shopper
Friday.
Geo. Weber and Chas. Neeb drove
70 Howard Center Saturday.
Mrs. Arthur Irvine and little son
we're in our burg Friday.
Thomas eastman was an Acme cal
Ter Friday.
Marie McGrane, of. New Haven,
who was visiting at the Jas. McGrane
home left Friday for Butian to visit
Ter sister at that place.
Mae Hickman was Saturday caller
here.
Frank Krall from Maple Leaf was a
shopper here Thursdy.
May Hickman was q Riceville shop
per Saturday.
Mrs. Frank Semrodt and son Steven
Of Maple Leaf as an Acme shopper
Friday.
Jas. and Esther Smith and Anna Nc
Gourty were passengers to Riceville
Friday morning.
Geo: Meyers was an Acme shopper
Saturday.
Mrs. Lou Hilbert was an Acme shop
per Saturday.
Will Schmitz was an Acme caller
Saturday.
Z Frank Silver and Earl Hayden were
seen in our burg Saturday.
Mrs. Ripley and daughter of Rice
will were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ali
son Ripley few days last week
Mrs. Chas. Reckner and habe, Mrs.
Reckner and little granddaughter, Ma
BE Dilley, were at Riceville Wednesday
Francis McGourty was at New Hamp-
ton Wednesday
Geo. Weber was Riceville shopper
Wednesday.
A large number attended the dance
Here Wednesday evening. All report
q good time, anther on its way. Re-
member May ed.
A. j. Oily spent Friday afternoon on
his farm south of town.
Frank Swancutt was an Acme caller
Saturday.
Mrs. Allison Ripley was a guest of
her sister, Mrs. A. j. billy Wednesday
D. J. O'Donnell, of Elma, was in our
burg one day this week.
Mrs. Murphy, of Riceviile, spent a
few days with her son Jas. and family.
Minnie Reckner went to Chas. City
Saturday for q few day visit with her
brother and friends.
Frank Regan was an Acme shopper
Thursday.
Mike Hogan was an Acme shoppr