The daily sentinel., 1906-04-28

After an Informal discussion OF seN
eral other matters an adjournment
was taken until next Friday night.
There were four limitations at the
meeting of the Rebekahs last night.
w. H. Bannlster is looking after
business interests at Fruita today
No refugees Will arrive Sunday. as
report comes from Ogden this after
noon.
$. n. Hutchinson. the real estate
man. has been giving his attention for
several days past to the work of
planting an orchard on his ranch near
the city.
Last night Night Marshal o'Neil
arrested young man on tle charge
of purlolning watch. The boy was
lodged in the city jail and will be
given hearing this afternoon at a
late hour in Judge sweney's court
A map of the burnt district OF San
Francisco just completed, shows an
area covering 453 city blocks. III of
which are south of Market street and
342 at the north end. 1t is estimat-
ed that 10000 buildings were des-
troyed.
The young men of St Matthews
church have organized a society to
be known as the "Abiel Leonard so
ciety" in honor of the late bishop Of
the diocese. The society will hold
meetings at regular Intervals and
its purposes are of high order.
Phidela Rice. Grand functions
popular and talented reader and i'm
personator. is expected home from
Boston where he has been all winter
pursuing his studies at the famous
Leland Powers school of oratory,
about the Middle of May The Ep-
worth League of the Methodist
church Is arranging for a recital to
he given by Mr.. Rice soon after his
return The opportunity to hear Mr..
Rice will be looked forward to with
happy antlclpations.
J. II, Lavory. general manager of
I the Grand Junction smelter left last
night for his home at Franklin, Pa.
after several weeks spent here look
ing after the affairs of the big plant.
The smolter Will resume operation
| for the summer in n week or ten days.
So says Mr.. Lavery. The last run of
several weeks was very satisfactory
and profitable one but the next run
viii be of long duration. The plant
is in excellent condition. Mr.. Lavery
will return to Grand Junction in
June.
The funeral of Herman Frohn will
take place tomorrow afternoon at
s:30 O'Clock at Salida. The Salida
lodge OF Elks at the request of the
Grand Junction lodge of Elks OF
which MIR. Frohn was n member. will
have charge Of the funeral. 1t is
probbale that several friends of the
deceased will go from this city to
Sallda to attend the funeral The de-
ceased was widely known here and
. very popular consequently the news
of his death brought sorrow TO many
hearts.
!. l.. Davis, formerly in the real
estate business and Insurance bust
ness in this city being connected with
NJ. o. Delaplain Offices. arrived in the
city yesterday from Plains, Mon
tnna. where he is now located. and
will spend several days here looking
after business matters. Mr.. Davis
has been greeted by many old time
friends. He is conducting general in
surance business in the section of
Montana in which he resides. hay
ing his headquarters at the growing
little city OF Plains. He is highly
pleased with that country and his
family are enjoying good health. Al
though he removed from this city
only sixteen months ago MIR. Davis
states that the Improvement to be
noticed in every section of the city
is most remarkable.