Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1912-06-27
Bricker Park Locals

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Chase and fam.
lily were visitors at the Park Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. E. Nichols, son
James of Ionia, and Mr.. King were at
the lonia cottage Sunday.
The familiar chug -chug of the launch,
Elizabeth, was heard on the lake this
week announcing it to be in readiness
to convey passengers to and fro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Madden and son, Lyle,
of Bedding and Miss Florence Bricker
of Cadillac spent Sunday at Recreation
cottage.
The Bricker, Madden and Loewe fam
lilies and guests to the number of fif-
teen, celebrated Mrs. Loewe's birthday,
Sunday, with a fine picnic dinner. The
three ladies Wed one with smother to
produce the best eats, and there GER
tainly was spread of good things. Joe
Garfield, who is spending the week at
the Y. M. G. A. camp, was one of the
guests and he was noticed attempting
to fill his pockets with shortcake. salad
and such like truck, which he thought
would taste mighty good when he got
back to the mush and milk diet.
The Misses Cora and Ora Butcher,
Mildred Jakeway and Ernie Klingsmith.
all of Belding, Ira Parker of Greenville,
and Joe Garfield of Ionia were after
noon visitors at Craney Crow.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. P. Reed, Marie, and
Verne are camped in the Edwards cot
tage for few days.
Charles Madden, John Arnwine, E.
E. Fales and w. F. Bricker. also Lit
tie Zeke" all succeeded in landing some
fine bass and pickerel during their week
end stay at the lake.
Capt. Loewe enjoyed fine sail in the
Mudhen Sunday afternoon after the
breeze came up.
The Hulls, Crawfords and Cussers
drove over to the Park Sunday after
noon and and called on DIR. and Mrs.
Stanton.
Of course Mr.. and Mrs. Fales were
in no hurry to start home Sunday night
and they did want to give James an OPP
portunity to tell them how to treat an
automobile. "Give it plenty of gasoline
when you go through the sand. Mr..
Fales."
John Arnwine and family spent the
week end at the Wan Wan.
Ben Angel is entertaining a party OF
friends at the Angel cottage. Among
them we note the pleasant face of Mr..
Darling of Chicago. Welcome, you
Darling.
Fred Cornell and sister of Ionia ate
dinner at the Park Sunday. We find
they are become quite regular visitors
and the girls hope they will keep right
on coming.
If anyone sees Will Bricker wearing
fetching" little Panama this week.
please remember that he is giving his
derby a weeks outing at Recreation
cottage. We expect to find it occupied
by nest of mice or hornets on our
next visit. 1t is so considerable of Mr..
Bricker to give his hat rest.
Long lake would be an ideal spot fol-
you to spend the Fourth or your sum-
mer vacation. We hope to see many
Bedding people during the hot, dusty
days to come Fishing is fine, bathing
excellent and you will find our resort Z
good place to spend a few care-fres
days.
Ed. Carpenter and wife of East Otis
co spent Sunday with the Whitfords a
the point.
| ndTTy CHHSSiIll'U anu ldIiltly, hODtT
Hoy and family, all of Fenwick, spen
Sunday at the Point.
George Vain and Leo Lowdry o
Belding put on skates at the Whitfor,
pavilion Sunday.
Bert Mulfinger of Omaha, Neb., il
spending week of outing with hi
friend Ren Angel at the Angel cot
tage.
Captain Loewe says he will have I,
take course in some business colleg,
TO learn how to count IL the fish keel
on biting az fast az they do now.
The dock at Whitford's landing i
now fixed up all ready to receive visit
ors who come over in Captain Hall
launch, Elizabeth.
Ed Whitford has recently stocked al
his store with a fresh assortment O
fine candies. cigars. pop. and other re
freshments. Ed will be ready tn wal
on all who come during the entire re
sort season
Melvin Hoffman Of Stanton spen
Sunday with his wife and three daugh
tiers. who are camping here.