, 1881-06-26

WACKESHA, June 15.-Ihe influx Of visit
ors from all sections of the country during
the week Just closed to this resort has been
larger than the hopes and expectations Of the
most sanguine. The facilities possessed by
Waukesha this season for entertaining her
guests are better than ever before. All the
hotels have been improved, either by addi-
tions or new furniture, and number OF
cottages have been run up for par-
ties desiring quiet rest. The Chicago u
Northwestern Railroad lls intertered ma
terial1y with the former drives III the north
eastern part OF Town. While this Is to be re-
GREETED, as they were tile prettiest in the
place, the northern and eastern avenues and
country boulevart(S are beng put IN splendid
ou1s are expected this than any past season.
Bethesda Spring Park has been greatly
improved since last year. The large forest
trees have been trimmed, the miniature lake
dretlgcd and cleaned, the drives all repaired,
around the park. Tie: designs Of the flower
beds are very unique. III one of the pa.tcrres
the name Bethesda greets tue eye III the brill
liant colors Ut eXOiics planted to form the let
ters OF the name. Tonight the hrst open-alr
park, and the grounds are filled with prone
naders and all endless line Of carriages car
rying the elite Of The country.
v. $. Gurnee, one OF the Directors OF the
st. Paul Road. with his family, arrived by
special car this week from New York, and
will spend the summer at the Fountain
House.
Commencing next Monday, a through daily
train with parlor cars Will leave Chlcago
oyer. tire Chicago, Milwaukee j. ST. Paul
Road at =. ILL.,. and arrive 1T NaukeSlta at
6:40. By this arrangement businessmen can
run up and spend an evening with thelr fanl-
lies ami return on the early train next Mor11-
ing. Hereafter Il sleeping-carwill be attached
to the O'Clock Saturday train oyer tle same
The Fountain House opened last week ntl-
der the management OF i. cleveland, Of Chi
cago. with James Cleveland us clerk: The
hotel during the past year has received
large addition Of 100 rooms, wlllcli has @ }Mst
ordinary capacity of The hotel isto accomnlo-
date l.UQ9, but in case of 4 necessity l, 100 can
be crowded into it.
John r. Latin, Of Chicago, is at the Fount-
ain House.
Edward Obermeycr, Mrs. S. Obermeyer,
Misses Carrie and Bertha Obermeyer, OF St.
Louis, are at the Fountain House for the
Capt. james Wiley and wife, U. S. n.
Corps, are at the Fountain House Tor the
ii. i. Graham, wife, and child. Of St,
Louis, are ut the Fountain House for the
Mrs. w. 3. Mellon and son, of New Or
leans. are at Mr.. John Gibbs cottage for tile
j. Pollock, wife, child. and nurse, of No
bile, are at the Fountain House for the
season. =.
II. Ii. Lehman, New Orleans, at the Fount-
ain House for the season.
f. Schonrock and wife daughter of the
late Asalicl Gridley, Of Bloomington: arrived
yesterday from New York and will remain
llere.
r. 3. LanEdon. OF the Chicago & North
western Kailroad, and Miss Langdon, Of Gill
cago, are at the Fountain nousc.
". " Miller, wife, and son, Of Chicago,
are at the Mansion House for the season.
John Jack. the comedian, has leased the
Carney Opera-l1ousc for the season, and
gives TWO entertainments week. Ills com
Oh the stage as Miss Annie Firnin. \. Nc
Farlaud and wife. Julian Reed. brother to
Archer Foster, Frauk Anderson,
and Misses Davis and Chapman.
summer series ut the Mansion House will be
held. The Fountain House hops will not be
started until after the Fourth,
The following are recent arriyals:
=, Fountain Honsc-FrAnklin MacVeagh, S;
Mrs. E. S. Russell, E: ". RosenIiatt, Chica-
70; Phil Krause, John Gcrstle, Cincinnati;
Thomas Walsh and wife. Mrs. Belts, John e.
l'r:ther. Misses Maggie and LULU Prather,
st. Louis; Mr. and Mrs; J.. P: Scott, four
Turnee ami Maid, New York; 4. G: Jones
md wife, Louisville; Capt. James Wiley, U. |
). ". Corps. and wife, c. II: Matthews. Gales |
,urg; j. Pollock, wife. child, and nurse: No
9ile, Ala.; L. Il. Waldo, Appleton; 6; II.
5rleans; Il: 3: Graham, wife. and child, St.
.outs; Z. II. Babcock and wife, Minneapolis: |
II. S. Gurnee, A. G. Gurllec. j. Davis, New
York; g. Eiseman and family. ST. Louis; j. !
]. Moore aud family. Louisyii'e; Ed 0ber-