The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-07-19

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
WARSAW, Ind, July 1s.-The close Of
the second weeks programme at Winona
lake shows the attendance for the first two
weeks to be 30 per cent. larger than last
year. almost twenty thousand persons hav-
ing passed through the entrance gate at
Winona within the past two weeks All of
the lectures and concerts have been well
attended and the remodeled auditorium,
which is almost twice as large as here
tofore, has been filled on several occasions.
The summer school, as well the Bible
school. is we'll attended, and the enrolment
is larger this year than ever before. Rev.
Reginald j. Campbell of Brighton, Eng
land, one of the foremost ministers in the
world, arrived at winona to-day and will
preach on Sunday. Rev. Campbell is the
pastor of the Queens-street Church in
Brighton. His congregation is composed
of all classes Of people and represents a
more divers element than any other
gregation in England. He is regular
contributor to the British Weekly, and his
articles are widely read.
Sailboats are still under TIE ban at WI
mona, and, although rowboats. steamers and
launches are seen on the lake at all hours,
sailboat is allowed to be launched. This
order is enforced by the officials because of
sailboat accident on the lake several
years ago, in which two persons were
drowned.
Five excursion trains arrived at the park
during the week and every day has seen
the park well filled with strange faces, in
addition to the regular summer visitors.
Harry Baldrige, OF Farmersburg, is at the
Glengarry.
DIR. and Mrs. Haines. of Indianapolis. are
a Wi
Professor Myers and wife, of Crawfords-
vile, are at the HoOsier Rest for the season.
Misses Grace and Ruby. Wells. of Terre
Haute, are spending a few days at the
Lewis cottage.
Miss Larena whyte. of Danville, is at
Pixies Peak, the guest Of Miss Helen
Mrs. II. r. WEIGH and daughter of spen-
cervile, o., are at the Sunnyside cottage
for the season.
Mrs. Hunt and two children, of Mount
Vernon, KY, are at the Tennessee.
Mrs. Strum and son Glenn, of Indian
apolis, and Mrs Blair. of Greensburg, Pa,
are located at Glengarry cottage.
Miss Grace Stevens, of Chicago, is the
guest of Miss Dawson at the Garfield
Springs cottage.
Misses Belle and Ida Roberts, of West
vile, are staying at the Ruhe cottage.
Miss Leo Chambers, superintendent of
schools at MAXWELL, is here for the season.
The Rev Henry Beeman, of New Lexing-
ton, o., Is spending week at his cottage.
z. ]. Petty and wife, of Terre Haute, are
at the Bethany cottage.
DIR. Lawson and family, of Danville, are
at their cottage, the Lakeview.
Miss Jessie Burke, of Geneva, and Miss
Alma Caldwell, of Lebanon, are at Our
Summer Home"
John b. Ittenbach. Mr.. Schumacher and
Mr.. Gcttlison. of Indianapolis, are at the
Inn for few days.
Mrs Dickens and Mrs Donahue. Of Rush
vile, at the Inn.
Mrs. Babcock. of Chicago, is at the Ham,
ilton for the season.
Miss Mary Lee, Of Chicago, is visiting
Miss Harrison.
Miss Grace Howard, of Maxwell, Is at
the Chestnut Burr for the summer.
Oren Ragsdale, of Franklin, is at the
Swiss Terrace visiting his brother, Will
liam Ragsdale.
H. H. Holmes, Of Ohio City, is studying
music at Winona.
Miss Frances Moffat, instructor in music
in the Grant University, Tennessee, is
among the recent arrivals at the Inn
Dwight Wishard, of Yale University, is
at Winona for few days.
Mrs. M. NJ. Lawson, Miss Mary and
Hugh. of Indianapolis. and Mrs. Darrah,