Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-17
NORTH FOR A REST
Persons Thar Are Nov Enjoy.
ing Themselves
At THE CHARMING RESORTS
"a tns Vicinity OF Beautiful Grand
traverse Bsy-Thsss There tfon
ths Valley City

TRAvzzsz cur. July l5.-Juiy heats
are begnnlng 10 drive tourssts north
ward, and the numoer setting down
into pleasant hotel homes for brief
stay, or occupying pretty baysice cot
tsges for . longer season, - daily IN
cEeaslng. The weather 10 delightful; IN
fact. simply perfect. and me resorts
around the big bay are al 80 beautiful
in their summer setting that u % dim
cult t. cay walcn should have the pref
srenee a. u first cnoIcs OF mention
Among the new arrival of the week
81 Traverse City are Mr.. ana Mrs. Full
isr Of Chicago. Mr.. Fuller is writing
up the resorts in the interests OF Chi
eago papers Mr.. and MIRA j. Hayes
OF Jetfsrsoa City, No.. and W. d.
Winsnls and daughter Of kAnsas City
are at Park place for two OF three
weeks visit enjoying the ofacing
northern arr.
Marion stand. seven or eight miles
down the bay, still preserves IA prime
VA ssldness. and tns thick forsst grow
rag from we waters edge ~ the suns-
MI OF the hill xives no hint VI The
merry camping party tnere TINS week;
but a. night glowing driftwood nrrs on
the 0eaea snow where Mr.. and Mrs.
George Stanton, Mr.. and Mrs- Post and
Francs Campbell OF Grand Rapids
have pitched Their white tents tor .
lev weeks stay.
The ripping waves Of beautiful East
bay Whisper 10 each other about Az
other camping party, whose tents
CLEAN white under the spreading pines
on the shore. Here Prof. Walter T.
Mills. with MS wife and brother, the
Rev. DR.. n. y. Hoyt and family, Mrs.
A. L. Johnston and family, Theodore
kerebotf aud Ned Streeter of Chicago
are passing some happy days
Among the 6uesss.
Among the new guests at Edgewood
three miles down the bay are Mrs. Z.
W. Bevier, MISS Nellie Bevier, Mrs. Co
vode, Harry Coyode and James Blair.
Z. A. Stowe and son and Mrs. y. q.
Richards were IN the city today on
their way 10 Traverse Point.
Mr.. and Mira b. VI. Cutcheon OF
Grand Rapids are guests at Park Place.
Recent arrivals at Traverse Beach are
the president of the ASSOCIATION, l..
Everinghsm of Chicago, with his wife
and daughter. Miss Mae. J. J. Barbour
aud Mrs. ). ;. Sherman are also spend
ing some time there.
The Rev. and Mrs. Charles Fluhrer
and Gerald Fluhrer are now occupying
. pretty cottage 1T Traverse Point.
Among the new corners 1T the point
and Ns-sh .ta-wanta are T. A. Tread
way and family, Janice A. Hunt and
Mrs. A VI. Hunt of Grand Raplda.
Fred W. Stevens Of Grand Rspids has
brought his family to Ne-ah-ta-wanta
for stay of a month or two
That Traverse City is good place to
spend = longer or shorter time is proved
BY the long list of Grand RAPIDS people
VINO come here every week. The hotel
registers show the following nance for
the last few days: George W. Bur.
bridge, p. II. Carroll. y Ferguson. A.
b. Hirth, E. ". Bullock, A. c. Rock.
Well, c. g. Mcintyre, A. W. Peck, w.
stevens, II. :. Miller. W. L. Richmond
G.. l.. Wells. G.. o. Mayo, w. q. Crsbbe,
+. q. Heath. G.. A. Christ, X. B. Hanna,
A. It. Page, q. W. Mckay, W. ID. Bal,
lou, J. Elsenhart, Robert Sproul. Alfred
j. Brown, c. c. Pratt. A. 3. Doak, r.
w. Cooper. II. Chamberlain, K. C.
Leaven worth. w. n. Culver, E. c. Kim
ball. John VI. Burkss, +. L. Kelley, d.
G.. Haugh, w. ). Morris, w. VI. Levy
ID. Brooms. F. v. Davis.