Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1911-08-10
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS:
Bricker Park Notes
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Mrs. VIM. Millard of Grand Rapids
and Mrs. Albert S. Hodges of lonia
were callers on the Brackens at the
Craney Crow cottage. Mrs. Millard
for nerly resided in Bedding.
Miss Mary Doan Of Grand Rapids is
visiting her friend, Miss Hazel Camp,
at the Pioneer cottage.
Joe Garfield and Donald Stewart of
Ionia were sight seeing at the Park
last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Rockefeller and
Miss LYDIA McCracken of Bedding and
Miss Mona McCracken of ST. Johns
were the overSunday guests of Milo
M. Luck and wife, at their camp.
The Misses Grace and Martha Muckle
of Grand Rapids are camping at the
White House.
Chris Leiberman. the Orleans mer-
chant and creamery man, in company
with NJ. Anderson and G. Winters, all
of Orleans, spent Sunday at the Park.
DR.. Lathrop OF Hastings was Sun
day caller at the Nichols cottage.
Thos. Martin and Alton and Alva
Manley, all of Ionia. enjoyed the roller
skating and the fine bathing at the
point last Sunday.
Ed. Kindail and sister and j. w.
Bullock and family, all of Fenwick,
were callers at the Packard cot
tage last Sunday.
Baxter Strong and wife of Belding
entertained the following visitors at
their camp last Sunday: Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Holmes and son Gordon of Bakers
field, Cal; Mrs. Chas. Furney, of
Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs. l.. C. Willard
and daughter, Elsie. of Belding. Mrs.
Fred Holmes and Mrs. Furney are
daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. Strong and
are here on visit.
Allen Kimberly and Frank Crandall
of Otsco took in the roller rink at
Whitford s pavilion, Sunday.
Zenas d. Dow and family of Belding,
Frank Crandal and family of Otisco
and Fred Shurtie and family Of Muir,
all camped at the Harlan cottage last
Saturday night and Sunday.
Mr.. Kerber of Ionla came over and
spent few hours visiting at the Ionia
cottage last Sunday.
Henry Trugley of Orleans and Milton
Smith of Woodland Lake spent Sunday
at the Park.
On Wednesday of last week, the
Sunday schools of Fairplans township
held picnic at the lake and all seemed
to enjoy the outing.
Four wagon loads of Bedding North
Side Sunday school children and some
grown-ups, came over to the lake last
Thursday and enjoyed picnic dinner
and ride around the lake in Captain
Halls steamer Several took in the
roller skating at the Whitford rink. 1t
is reported that Elmer Cook put in his
spare time after dinner casting for
bass, with fair success.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Angel and son
are camped for the week at the Angel
cottage. They are entertaining Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Chapman and son.
and Herbert and Charles are hauling in
some fine bass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Dixon, proprie
tors of the Idle Hour theater, of Beld-
ing, and Ralph Rhodes and Miss Mar
garet Fargo, all camped at the Ed
wards cottage over Sunday.
Masters Kenneth Bachtell and Robert
Polhemus of TT. Wayne, Ind, have
been campei at the Loewe cabin with
the Russell family from Grand Rapids
They all returned home last Saturday.
Mrs. King and son Lawrence of Mil
waukee, Wis, are visiting her brother,
VIM. Camp, at the Pioneer cottage.
During the past week there has been
six Grand Rapids families camped at
the Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cotton and daughter of
Ionia have been enjoying a weeks out
ing at the lake.
Mack Nichols and family are still at
the Ionia cottage. Their daughter who
has been very sick from APPENDICITIS is
slowly recovering. Dr. Stanton thinks