The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-07-04
ASSEMBLING AT WINONA
MANY OF THE FAITHFUL ALREADY
SETTLED IN THEIR COTTAGES.
The Rev. w. a. sunday, Once a Pro-
fessionaI Baseball Player, VIII BE
I'm the Game Again To-day.
ipecial to the IndIanapolis journal.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
wINONA LAKE, Ind, July 3.-As the
time for the opening of the Assembly and
Summer School approaches the hotels and
cottages are rapidly filing up. Among
those who have arrived recently and are
now occupying cottages are a number of
Indianapolis people. G.. w. Brown and
family are again in the Home of the
Brownies" and the Rev. George Knox is
in the Chadmek with his family. At the
Chicago are Mrs. c.. H. McCrea, Miss Bee
McCrea, Will deere and John McCrea
At the Garields' Spring Cottage are Mrs.
1. p. Haymaker and son and Mrs. Alice
Dickey. Mrs. Mary Calkins is at High
land Place, and w. E. Tennpleton is at the
Hemstead boarding house. Capt. F.. F.
McCrea. who will nave charge Of the
Winona Sunday school this summer. is oc-
cupying Pixies Peak with his family. Mrs.
Anna kin is at the Swiss Terrace,
and in the Victoria are the Rev. ]. E.
Brown and family. Mrs. w. H. Horn
brook and family are in the Weir. and A. J.
Diddle and family are occupying the wildo-
mar.
Among others who have recently moved
into their cottages are the following: A.
~ uDlIS anu AdAilAlys WARSAW AIIS. y. Il
Cisney. Warsaw; II. P. Townley and fam
lily. Terre Haute; Miss June Deming, Miss
Lucretia Deming. Bloomington; Miss NJ.
A Butts, Chicago; Mrs. F. NJ. Wright,
Manten0, ILL.,, F.. s. Thompson and wife.
Chicago Mrs. James Boyce. Chicago. Miss
NJ. C.. Jones, Minneapolis. MINI; S. y. Car
son and family, Monticello, and III. r.
Hurlbut and wife. Chicago; f. J. Dukes
and family. Peru; Mrs. W. o. Grouse and
daughter and Miss Jennie Anderson, La
fayette: A. H Frelageal and wife anG
Miss Caroline c. Pelham. New Harmony,
Ind; Miss Amy Dehra Deem. India. and
Miss Edith Fulton, Theodore Fulton and
Harold Fulton. Canton, China; DR.. Carl II.
Efgenman and wife, Bloomington; Mrs. T..
j. Kives. Elkhart; Rev. DR.. A. Z. Evers
and family. Mount Vernon, Ky; DR.. John
NJ Coulter and family. Chicago; Mrs y. T.
Macauley, Miss Emma Anderson and J. w.
Barnes Indianapolis. Mrs. G. G.. Van NuyS,
and family, Franklin; Rev. ]. w Welsh
and family, Evanston, H.; Mrs. l.. l..
Stahl. Marion: Mrs. L. ID. Lee. Chicago;
city; Mrs. A. K. Clark, Fort Wayne; Misses
Breckenridge, Knightstown; J. 2. King and
family. bloomington: Miss Dora Free. Chi
Wayne; Mrs. John NJ. Cooper and Miss Mel
lie Cooper. Chicago: Miss Endora Mont
gomery, Chicago; f. S Wells and wife,
Lake Forest, ILL.,; L. F. Yarnelle and fam
lily. Fort Wayne: Mrs. II. G.. Keegan. Fort
Wayne L p Killner and wife. Anderson;
Miss J.. j. Hill and nieces, Mrs. W. p. Hill,
Miss Margaret Hill. Herbert B. Hill and
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k~nightstown; Rev. w. A. Sunday and fam
lily, Chicago: +. w. Munson and family,
Chicago; Mr. A. e Chambers and daugh-
ter and Miss Frances Hudson. st. Louis,
Mo-: Mrs. Sarah ]. Blackford. Chicago:
Judge H H Connor and family. Wabash:
5 F. Bowser and family, Allen Bowser and
wife and Fred Knoche, Fort Wayne. Prof.
w. 5. Sterling, dean of the Cincinnati Col
lege of Music. who will have charge of the
department or music in the summer school,
arrived to-day with his family. He an
nOunCed that a narrV of hffV from Cincin-
natl would arrive in a short time.
There was a large attendance at all the
meetings Of the Young Peoples Bible Con-
ference to-day. The Rev. w. +. Bieder-
WOLF. or Monticello. and S. ID. Gordon. Of
Cleveland, conducted the morning service
In the chapel OF Minnewawan Inn. This
afternoon a meeting was held on the YER
anda or the inn. which was addressed by
the Rev j. Wilbur Chapman and the Rev.
Clarence Eberman, of Boston.
The Rev. W. a. Sunday, of Chicago, was
the chief speaker at the evening service.
lie once was a professional ball player and
ne Will play center field for a picked team
against the Warsaw club tomorrow.