Charlevoix county herald., 1905-07-29
I-2-3. -6-7-8 Campers.


ending Wednesday, 7-26:
18th
DIR. j.. G. Warne, who Is great fish
erman. He received numerous bites,
few from the fish.
f. N. Clink, who acted as Oarsman
for the Doctor and is considered
hoodo by the latter. They very kindly
left ms the fruit of their labors, con-
sisting of nne pike, which we baked
for dinner next day.
10Th
VIM. Supernaw and Miss Bessie
Greenwood. VIM. is good judge OF
bananas and we can recommend Miss
G.. as fine cake maker,
-2Oth-
DR.. Warne paid us "A second visit at
5:l5 a. IN. We were glad TO see him as
he brought la pie] but we were sorry
to learn his business which was to
take No. back 10 town. She was
needed at the Hello shop.
At noon Mr.. Spencer and friend
from La, accompanied by guide
from Ellsworth, came to camp for a
drink. We permitted them to use our
table for luncheon.
About 5 p m. Mr. and Mrs. Zoulek
and Miss Blanche arrived. Miss
Blanche is good fisherman so they
carried home fine string of bass.
Mrs L. makes extra nice biscuit and
salads. This was the second visit.
-2lst-
Mr.. and Mrs. Haight came in time
for dinner. Mr.. II. was very success
ful in fishing? Mrs. Fl. knows what is
good in the way of cakes and jell'cs II
we may be allowed to judge by the
samples.
In the evening VIM, Supernaw again
came out but unfOrt unately for us
could not stay. He acted as coach
man for No. 5, who was very welcome
Still later Carl Stroebel and r. N.
whic,; we traded one we had IN camp.
The new one is especially good for
making coffee. Mr.. S. is not heavy
weight, but as he promised us new
ropes for our hammock we will say no
more about his visit. Mr.. Z. showed
his capacity for pies OH this his 3rd
visit.
--22nd-
Harry McTIale came into camp late
in the evening accompanied by No.
who only game for little quiet rest
on the Sabbath. Shortly after their
arrival Vim. Kenny came up for a
second visit and brought No to
camp The hour being late and the
boys tired we gave them blankets and
pillows and they soon retired To rest
on the new mown hay in Mr.. Walkers
barn. The boys promised us mess Of
fish for breakfast but luckily we had
bacon and eggs in camp so did not
have to go hungry. Harry is a good
forager and has true artists taste in
the arrangement of flowers. Will
would rather devote his time to the
entertainment of camp members, and
| with little assistance from Harry
succeeded admirably.
-23rd-
Soon after breakfast Mr.. and Mrs.
Zoulek and Miss Blanche arrived for
| their second visit. Ii there is any
thing better than Mrs rs salads it is
the bans she bakeS.
Miss Blanche again carried off the
honors, In the shape Of eleven nice
bass. But Mr.. z. knows how to fix
crane over the fire and can prepare
back logs that are wonder.
Later in the day Messrs Carl Stroebel
Clyde Iipp, Blaine Harrington and
Charcoal Boosinger made short call
All busthe last named declined our
invitation to luncheon.
Toward evening Mr.. and Mrs. J. r.
Kenny and Miss Leanore, George Otis
and Miss Maggie Kenny visited us.
Mr. Otis is an expert with the dish
towel and also knows how to mend
harness. Miss X. is an accomplished
eqestrian. Mrs. K. is another who
knows what is which in the way Of
salads. We will also recommend Mr..
X. If you want some one to build a
roaring camp fire.
No. 1-.2-3-6-7-8.