Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1912-07-11
Bricker Park Locals

Otto Hoyt and family camI ed al tn,
White House cottage over the Fourth
and Mrs. Andrews of Flint, spent tn,
day Nth them.
A. Friedman and Louis Sayle drov,
over TO the Park Friday from Beldng
Distance cuts no figure when the sum
mer resorter is looking for quiet place
10 rest during the hot vacation season.
People from all across the continent
between the Atlantic and Pacific oceans
have met AT Brct,r Park this season.
During the past week Los Angeles,
Cal, Brooklyn. N. Y, Omaha. Neb.,
Detroit, Grand Rapids. Kalamazoo.
Iona. Flint. Lowell ard other Michigan
towns have had representatives in camp
at he Park. There is no better place
To enjoy life without fussy, fashionable
frills with plenty of good fishing and
good things to eat than at Broker Park,
Long lake.
MIR. and Mrs. H. Loewe and daugh-
ter, Norma, entertained Miss Hazel
Sturgis at the Loewe cabin several
days last week.
Ray Ring and family of Be lding were
the guests of the Maddens few days
last week at Recreation cottage. Ray
and Charles made fine catch Of black
bass Friday.
The guests at the Angel cottage over
the Fourth were J T. Angel and wife,
Herbert Angel, wife and son, Ray,
Miss Rena Angel, Ben Angel and lady
friend, Miss Grace Seyer, of Los An
geles. Cal. and it goes without saying
that they had an angelic time.
Ray Edwards and family are camped
at the Edwards cottage for ten days.
Just now they are entertaining Miss
Grace Billings of Lyons, Mich.
c. p. Reed and wife, Miss Marie
Reed and Vern Reed are entertaining
Miss Smart of Detroit. They are
camped at the Dupont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Mead and son,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Kreager. all of
lonia, spent the Fourth with o. j.
Barker and wife at the Barker cot
tage.
Will Ing and Clyde Fuller with their
families are in camp at the Decker cot
tage for the summer. They had for
company over the Fourth Mrs. Nelson
and daughter of Chicago, and Mrs. Mel
vim Kaufman of Stanton.
At the Harlan for ten days: Mr. and
Mrs. A. |. Single. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Greeley and Mr. and Mrs f. ID. Keller,
all of Grand Rapids.
Miss Mary Boyd, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c.. (
and daughter, Elsie. spent the
Fourth with Otto Hoyt and wife at the
White House. Fred Underwood brought
them over in his automobile.
Asa Dorr of Bedding drove over in his
automobile Thursday.
Halle Burriss of Chicago, in company
with Miss Beth Barnard of Belding,
visited the Park recently.
Charles Lambertson OF Kalamazoo
and Frank DeBoid of Brooklyn, N. Y,
spent the Fourth at the lake, guests of
MILFORD Bricker at the Brick er cottage.
Miss Agnes Arnwine has been enter
tanning her friend. Miss Reha Welte, of
Belding at the Wan Wan.
Lost-A leather hand bag, some
where on the road between Belding and
Bricker Park; owner. Miss Norma
Loewe; contents, small amount of
change and several big fat letters (me-
nentoes of other days.. Time and
'lace, aboard the buss, twelve clock at
hight near Ravell's mill On discovery
# loss halt was called while Norma
md two young gentlemen sprinted back
mile or so seeking the lost bag. Ii
vas found and there is no occasion to
'ffer reward.
Fleck's Belding band have been in
amp on the south side Of the lake dur
ny the past week. They furnished
music for the Independence Day dance
t the Decker pavilion.
+. II. Totten and wife are camping
1 their Lakeside cottage for week.
Miss Mildred Jakeway is visiting her
riend, Miss Lucille Brcker, during the
'eek at Craney Crow cottage.
Grant Jackson Of Bedding spent Sat-
Iday night and Sunday visiting with
lyle Madden at Recreation cottage.
Scott Lille and Elmer Anderson of
'reenvile visited young lady friends at
he Park Sunday.