Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1917-01-12
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Jane McGourty and daughter Kittie
left Thursday nigat for Pennsylvania,
called there by the serious illness Of
Mr.. McGourty's sister.
James and Ester Smith were Elms
callers Saturday.
Little Rosena Worple spent Satur
day and Sunday with Mable Dilly.
Mrs. Albert Stevens was an Elm.
caller on Saturday.
Michel Hogan and sons hauled hog
to Acme Saturday.,
A. ]. billy transacted business il
Elma Saturday.
Grace Mari is entertaining her cous
in from MINI.
Louis Krall and Minnie Reckner spen
Friday night at the Allison Ripley hom'
Frank Rickner called at the Allison
Ripley home Saturday.
Ralph Dinger spent Sunday at tn
the James McGourty home.
Mr. and Mrs. Charley Volbrecht spen
Sunday at the Dilly home.
The Chas. Neeb family called at thu
George Weber home Sunday.
! Frank Reckner returned to r. H. S
duties Monday morning.
Brown Brothers shipped car losc
of hogs to Chicago, Sunday.
Mrs. Allison Ripley spent Wednesday
at the Dilly home.
Roy Kruger returned to Waterloo
last week.
Fred Ring was an Acme caller Mon.
day.
Tom McGourty and sisters autoed to
Riceville wednesday.
Charley Blaska was an Acme shop
per Monday.
The Equity Association received q
car load Of alfalfa last week.
VIM. Worple transacted business in
Riceville Friday.
Charley Murphy of Maple Leaf was
an Acme caller Wednesday,.
Mrs. Dilly called on grandma Craver
Thursday.
Mrs. Edward Kress and sons visited
her sister, Mrs. Jas. McGrane last
week.
Kittie McGourty was an Elma caller
Wednesday.
Edward Craver called at the parental
home thursday.
Louis Krall called at the Ripley home
Thursday.
Geo. Weber called at the Ed Craver
home Wednesday.
Luella Devereaux of Elma spent
Thursday at the Mrs. Anna Smith home
Jake Irwin of Riceville was an Acme
caller Wednesday.
Harry Smith called at the Dilly home
Thursday.
Mrs. Fred Hickman and daughter
Mae spent Wednesday at the Ed. Cra-
yer home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Weber called at
Geo. Weber home Thursday evening.
MIR. and Mrs. A. F. ffaffenbach, of
Watertown, Wis, spent Thursday at
the Dilly and Mrs. Anna Smith homes.
Ethel Boswell of McIntire spent
Thursday of last week at the Will
eastman home.
Rose and Wayne Howard of Red
Wing, Mimi, visited Mrs. Stevens
last week.
Margaret Kelly spent Thursday night
at the Smith home. -
Paul Stevens returned to Creighton
college at Omaha, Neb., last week af-
ter spending his vacation with Acme
relatives and friends.
Mrs. Helen Reckner and daughters,
Mrs. Dilly and Mrs. Ripley spent Mon
day at the Philip Meinzer home in
Riceville. The occasion being Mr..
Meinzer's birthday.
Julia Kruger called at the Dilly home
Sunday.
Mick Brown and Bill and Harry Cash. |
man autoed to Cresco Thursday.
A. J. Dilly and men delivered 25lhead
of cattle to E. E. Evans in Elma Mon
day.
Robert Bathen of Minneapolis visit.
ed friends near Acme few days last
week.
When in Acme don't forget to see
thy samples of the Bull Dog Bumpers
at Brown Bros. store, for sale by Geo.
Weber.
Louis Lubbert transacted business in
Acme Tuesday.
Marie Kennedy spent q few days last
week at the Frank Mari home.
Charles Neeb called at the George
Weber home Monday.
Some of the Acme people attended
attended the shower given Monday
hight for the new Mr.. and Mrs. Hick-
nan.
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Charley Hornberger was q pleasant
:aller at the Amel Koch home the other
week, Friday evening.
MIR. and Mrs. Theo. Kratz and daugh-
Ter Victoria were callers at Calmar
after part of other week, one day.
The new Lincoln Farmers Creamery
8 completed, modern and strictly up-to-