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WILLARD.
Special 10 Tho Tribune.

Special to Tho Tribune.
WILLARD. Sept. 3-Miss Pearl Dal-
ton OF Amigo. Wis. is visiting in VIII
lard the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Lowe.
Miss Eliza Jensen of ST. Charles, Ida,
is spending two weeks here with Miss
Marie Zundel
Mary Ann Jones of AImo. Ida. has
been visiting here for a few days.
Miss Lille Swartz OF Salt Lake was
day
Miss Amy Jensen of Paris. Ida. was
visiting here part of the week.
Orawen williams of the Salt Lake
postoffice was here for a few days dur
Ing the week.
Miss Vesta Edwards OF Salt Lake is
visiting relatives here.
Miss Zina Cole has returned home
from a months visit In RiGby, Ida.
Henry Summers and daughters. Edith
and Dclore, Of Avon. were Willard yis!-
tors Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. Barbara KunzIer of Salt Lake is
spending the week with her brothers
family.
Mrs Rose Durfey of Almo. Ida. is
visiting relatives here.
Miss Eta Edwards has returned home
from Salt Lake. where she has been
visiting her brother
Evan Stephens of Salt Lake, who lived
quaintanceS here.
Miss Gwendolyn Williams OF Salt Lake
is spending two weeks with Willard
friends
Alfred Dalton OF Malad is visiting
here.
James Ford OF Council Bluffs. Ia. is
spending a few days with friends here.
George Facer and wife of Cherry
Creek Ida, are visiting relatives here,
Mr.. and Mrs. L>lvid Edwards OF AIalad
are visiting Mr.. Edwards parents MI
! and Mrs John l.. Edwards.
Miss Nellie Robinson OF Salt Lake, who
has been visiting here, has returned
! home.
| Eberhardt Zundel and family of Ply
mouth are in Willard for ten days.
James JardIne. formerly of Willard,
but now of Idaho. is visiting here.
Miss Lottewecn Davis OF Malad spent
| a few days with relatives here
Mrs. Paulina Jorgenson Of Salt Lake
is visiting her parents.
| Mrs. Eunice Ward OF Malad. Ida has
| been visiting here.
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Macintosh was engaged in construction
work at the smelter. They Will be missed
by a large circle of friends.
Mrs. Francis Y, JIard OF Butte. Mont,
who has been visiting her brother, Joe
Jetty, of this place. returned home on
Wednesday. Mrs. Jiard was accompa
little niece. Isis Winters.
Joseph Welsh, who has been engaged
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been making their home In Pine canyon
for the, past few months, have moved to
their home on North Main street. this
place.
William Carr, popular young gentle
man Of Tooelc Townsite, Is spending a
few days In Salt Lake City.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Macintosh. who
have been residents Of this place for the
past year, have moved to Garfield Mr..
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In construction work at the l. S. R.
smelter of this place. left for vaca-
ton "trip to Idaho MIR. Welsh leaves
many warm friends in Tooele
Another one of the social successes dur
ing the week was the grand ball and
concert given at the Tooele opera house
on Friday evening, In honor of Miss Re-
becca Atkins, who leaves Tooele on Mon
day for a two-years' mission In Chicago.
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VIM. Beddoes, Salem, Utah,
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since January, and have tried many
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mcnt)
(Signed) ''WM. BEDDOES.
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Blackfoot Ida. July goth. 1910.
Dear Doctors-I have suffered for
the past years with pain in my
back and shoulders, and also my
stomach-in fact l was almost to-
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of patent medicines. but got no re-
lief until / bad been taking Drs:
Shores treatment for the past 4
months, and | can say that am
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I eat well and sleep we'll and can
recommend Drs. Shores 10 any one
who suffers as l did,
have never suffered any pain
since l first began treatment, and /
thank you for the great good you
have done me. Here Is one of my
pictures II you wish TO use II for
the benefit of others. Sincerely,
MRS. M. e. PALMER.
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I have been Ill since March. 1909.
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was so weak and emaciated that
could not do the lightest work and
when I would sit down and then set
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At night I was nervous and could not
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with start, without any apparent
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OGDEN.

Cards are out announcing the mar
| riage of Miss Bertha Eudcy daughter
| Of Mrs Elizabeth Eudey OF Oakland,
! California. TO Mr.. John Cottle Little
Held. son of Major and Mrs. T.. A,
| Iittleaeld Of Ogden, which occurred at
O'Clock on Wednesday afternoon, sept.
! T. at 81. Paurs Episcopal church, oak
| land, the Rev. Alexander Allen ofiici-
ating Mr. Littleheld holds an I'M
portant position In the Army Medical
museum at Washington, D. c., ana att
or a few weeks visit with his parents
at their home 252s Madison avenue, Mr..
and Mrs. Littleheld will make their
home in Washington They expect to
leave ogden about Sept. IS
Miss Inez Adams has returned from
salt Lake, where she was the guest Of
Mrs. c. c, Crismon.
Miss Rene Edwards Of salt Lake who
has been the guest OF her sister, Mrs.
j. a. Celia for the past two months,
has gone to San Francisco for the win
ter.
Mrs 4 =. GulUhur has returned
from i've months sojourn in Califor-
MIA.
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Crismon OF
bItth RIVER w Nost are NlSllnB MIS-
Crismons parents, Or. and Mrs. p.
A. Cook.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Nelson of Mount
Pleasant We're ogden visitors last week.
a social gathering Of the people of the
Fourth ward in honor of Bishop r.. T.
Woolley and family on the eve Of their
departure to Salt Lake to reside, was
-. .Na..~ .
Westinghouse and amusement hall, both
Of which were filled 10 OVERLOOKING with
Joyous. happy faces, the young, middle
aged and old being well represented.
Bishop Woolley and wife have lived in
the Fourth ward for the past 20 years.
and most of their children are born in
the ward. mad now they are removing
70 Salt Lake, where they will make
their future home. a pleasing program
was rendered, consisting of selections
by the ward choir solos by Master
Derah Van Dyke. Miss Leona Johnson
Master David Goddard, and Miss Maud
Belnap. There were also remarks by
President r. H. Evans. Bishop T. A
Olsen. II II. Goddard and Bishop Il. T.
Woolley, In behalf Of the ward Re
lief society, Mrs +. A. Stratford made
remarks eulugizng Mrs. Woolley for
her faithful services rendered In that
organization, and presented her with
beautiful set of silver fruit spoons as
token OF loving remembrance Mrs
Woolley, in n few wen chosen words,
expressed her gratitude and sincere APP
probation for the kind words and tok-
ems Of love and gracious remembrance
After the conclusion Of the program
refreshments were served by members
OF the Relief society and Young Ladies'
Improvement association. Following
the refreshments. all adjourned to the
amusement hail and participated In the
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eastern trip ard Will later go to
Arizona TO reside.
on wednesday night Miss cora
Kelly and Gilbert L. Davis were mar
ried at the home OF the brides par
onts. Mr. and Mrs g, Il. Kelly, Bishop
Elias Woodrow officiating. Miss Alta
Kelly acting as bridesmaid and h.
Wesley Smith best man. A musical
program was rendered by Miss Irene
Kelly. Miss Erma Sims, Mrs. a. w.
Davis, w. II. White Mr.. Mervin w.
Davis, II A Smith. Mrs A.W GALLAGHER.
while an original poem was written
for the occasion and read by Mrs
a. G Rees. MIR. and Mrs. Davis will
reside at l02 west Second North street
Another pretty wedding Of Thursday
was that OF Miss Eloise Burton ana
John n. Scoville fol- owing the mar
riage which was solemnized during the
day in the temple. the affair taking
place at the home OF the brides
father, Mr. w. II. Burton, Assisting in
receiving were Mr. Burton and Mrs
Annie Scoville, parents of the bride
and groom, together with Miss Alice
Crismon and Miss Leone Burton. De-
lightful musical numbers were given
by Miss Romania Hyde, Miss Beatrice
Crismon. Alma Clayton and Clarence
Burton. About 100 friends were pres
ent.
At the homo Of Bishop Alvin
Beesley. Thursday was held the we'd
ding reception OF Miss Ethel Pratt and
Eugene Winward who were married
in the temple in the afternoon. AS
sistlng In entertaining were Mrs.
Alvin Beosley, Mrs J. 5. Morgan. Mrs.
Rintha Douglas OF ogden, Mrs. Weihe
and others. During the evening selec-
lions were rendered by Willard Weihe
and John T. Hands. Mrs. Cloe Larsen.
Alvin Beesley and his two sons Gerald
and Douglas.
Miss Enfie Swaner and G. r. Higson
Were among Thursdays bridal couples.
the wedding taking place in the eve
ming az tho brides home. Judge
Armstrong performing the ceremony.
The rooms were bright with the sea-
sons lowers. and intimate friends as
sisted In entertaining. The hride was
given away by her brother l.. Il.
Swaner acted as bridesmaid and
Judd Swaner best man.
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'WfpD'NSSn

A brilliant event OF next week viii
be the wedding Of Miss Alice Nibley.
daughter OF Bishop and Mrs. c. w.
Nibley. and Harold Reed Smoot. son
OF Senator and Mrs. Reed Smoot,
which takes place next Wednesday.
The marriage viii be solemnized IN the
temple al noon. and followed By a
family dinner at the brides home at
which about 30 VIII be present. In the
evening a large reception viii be held,
about $50 invitations having been is
sued. The bride will be- attended by
Miss Edna Nlbley, Miss Margaret
Nibley and Miss Anna X. Smoot. and
the groom by Mr.. Louis peery Of Og-
den. Later the bride and groom win
leave for Washington for the winter.
previously making a months tour of
the larger eastern cities in private
car
The marriage 81 Miss Mae Cornwell
and Everett Cutler takes place next
Thursday.
on Thursday the marriage OF Miss
Ella &. Nelson OF Logan, and Louis a.
Rowe OF this city viii take place.
Miss Alice May oliver Of Idaho Falls
and Arthur c. sullivan OF this city
viii be married next Tuesday at the
brides home.
At Blackfoot. Ida, Miss Ncrmlllic
Smoot. youngest daughter 81 MI and
Mrs. W c. Smoot, Jr, OF Lincoln
Ida, and Mr.. r. r. Beck OF salt Lake
City. were married and left the same
evening for southern California FOR
two weeks stay after which they viii
make salt Lake their homo.
At the home of Mr. and Mrs Hugh
Dougall on Wednesday night pretty
reception celebrated the marriage 81
Mrs. Douglas sister. Miss Name
Smith. ana Melvin Barlow. which was
solemnizcd IN the temple during the
day. The bride was unattended Assist
ing In entertaining were Mrs. Jack Nc
Kendrick and Mrs. George Keslcr ana
Miss Helen KnoWlton served punch
Mr.. and Mrs, Barlow have gone for q
short trip and will later go to Ogden
20 reside.
a pretty wedding OF Thursday was
that of Miss Evelyn Tuddenham and
Albert r. Needham. following the mar
rlage which took place Ia the tcmple.
family dinner being given at The
home % the brides parents. Mr. and
Mrs w. j. Tuddenham at O'clock
ana an Informal reception follow ing al
the same place In the evening. Mr.. and
Mrs Neodham are al home 10 their
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/ friends at their residence on east
seventh South street.
The marriage Of Miss Ada NJ Vincent
and David Wrestberg took place on
Wednesday evening at $3.50 o'clock at
the home OF the brides parents. on
west Fourth North street Bishop VII
liam Mcmillan officiating. After the
ceremony a reception was rendered the
bridal pair the rooms being bright
with flowers, and refreshments served.
only relatives and intimate friends OF
the bride and groom were present
The marriage OF Miss Wayne Olsen,
daughter OF e. c. Olsen, member OF
the graduating class Of tho L. -, hos
pital OF 1910 and Mr.. d. o. Beal IL an
nOunced.
Mr. and Mrs, y. o. Beal expect 70
go to Philadelphia where Mr.. Besl VIII
completehis medical course. They leave
for the east Sept 20.
The most elaborate bridal AFFAIR OF
the past week was that celebrating the
marriage OF Miss Mary Ialloran, and
Louis Sowles on "wednesday, the
ceremony being performed by Bishop
Seaman at st Mary's cathedral as
sisted by Father Ryan and Father
Guinan, and the bride being attend
ed By Miss Florence Halloran, the
NJ lsses Mercy Lewis, Mildred Eccles,
Lillian Lane and MarRcret Dunn, and
the groom by Walter POLAND, while
the ushers were Ruel Halloran,
Ernest Hill. Bernard Richardson,
Alvedus Mayne A large reception fol-
lowed az the brides home. The bril-
dal music at the church was render
cd by Miss Nora Gleason, Mrs. Ed
ward McGurrin and Prof George
shelton.
Another charming wedding OF tho
week was that OF Miss Margaret
Werner ana Adolph Henry Quist the
being performed by Bishop
r. A. Clawson aud the bridesmaids
being Miss Elise Yates, Miss Clare
Smith. and Miss Katherine Jennings.
while Mr.. F Sonnefey was best man.
Mr. and Mrs Quist will so for an
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dance to strains OF sweet music fur
nlshed by Prof Nichols orchestra. Thus
concluded the reception which will long
be remembered by Bishop Woolley and
family and all who participated there
in.
Mrs. w. A. McGaw has returned
from Milwaukee. whore she attended
the eleventh session of the Supreme
Temple of Pythian Sisters as supreme
delegate from Utah.
Mrs r r. Bristol and little son, Cha
pin. have returned after spending sew
eral months on the shores of Lake
Michigan at the summer home of Mrs.
Bristol's parents.
Mr. and Mrs. William Watson were
Park City visitors last week.
Mr. and Mrs d. r. Hopkins and son
left Wednesday for Pittsburg, where
they will visit with friends and rela-
tives.
Mrs Fred King entertained the
pythian Sisters at her home on Monday
evening. about % guests being present.
Cards and music we're enjoyed until a
late hour, when delicious repast was
served
Mrs. q. j. Stilwell charmingly enter
tanned the Historical society at the
Stilwell cottage. Ogden canyon, Satur-
day afternoon. Tasteful decorations
made the cottage beautiful. and de-
lightful luncheon followed the club
program. Many interesting topics will
come up before the club this season
and unusually pleasant gatherings are
anticipated
Mrs r o. Watts has returned from
an absence Of about a year in California
and oregon.
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Thursday afternoon I'm honor Of Mrs.
Robert n. Campbell the hours being
from 3 TO 8 The decorations were In
dahlias and assisting in receiving
and entertaining were Mrs. J. h.
Walker. Mrs Louis ID. Gordon. Mrs
Louis S. Gates and Mrs c. =.
Overhead Miss Edna Bailey, Miss
Carrie Sappington. Miss Stella Fabian,
Miss Edna Dunn. Miss Lucille FRANKIE,
Miss Gertrude Hanson and Miss Flea
nor Stewart.
at a beautifully appointed 500 party
Thursday evening. The home being
tstefully decorated In autumn leaves
and asters. The color scheme through
out was in lavender and white. De-
licous refreshments were served by the
hostess. The prizes were won by Miss
Joe Walk and Mr.. Bruce Wiscomb and
were hand painted china
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8CTNO

Mrs Walter X Jennings, who has
spent the past six months in Los An
geies. is now at home at No, 10 Ken
slngton apartments
Mr. and Mrs. j. y. Totten have
moved and are now at home at the
Convey apartments on Brigham street.
Alma Katz Is here from Portland and
viii remain in town for some time on
q visit with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. T q. Griffin have re-
turned after an absence Of four months
in Scotland. visiting with Mr.. Grifin's
family.
The noted author, Emerson Hougn.
and Mrs Hough are in Salt Lake for a
few days. the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
Bert Seaboldt.
Charles r. Fitzgerald. son OF Hart
j. Fitzgerald. is visiting tho family OF
G. r.. Arney at Boise, and Will 60
from there TO enter the university at
Seattle.
Miss Alice oliver is the guest Of
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the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. Il. Me-
Gurrin during the past summer. leaves
day for her home In California.
Mrs. Charlotte c. Stevenson, who has
been at the California beaches for two
weeks. returned to Salt Lake Thurs
day morning.
Miss June whlttemore Is here from
Los Angeles and will be the guest Of
Miss Edgarda Wedgwood at the Miller
flats.
Senator and Mrs. George sutherland
viii be here within the next few days
and will be at home during the autumn
at the Blen Miller apartment, 1850 First
avenue.
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PROVO.

Mrs. j. william Knight. Mrs. ] NJ.
Jensen and Miss Sadie Graham and
Miss Nilate knudsen all attended a NJ
/. social given in Springville Tuesday
evening.
The First ward NJ. I. officers delight.
fully entertained at fruit festival al
the First ward social hall Tuesday eve.
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Jones enter.
tanned at very pleasant social aftor.
noon at their coy home IN Springfield
the following young people: Miss Iona
knight and Miss Pauline Hernger and
Miss Gladys Barlow of salt Lake and
George Earle. Grover Rebsttish and
Homer Christensen OF Salt Lake city.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Irvine, Jr, hsys
returned home after a most enjoyable
eastern trip. They visited many places
of interest spending the greater part
OF the time in New York, Chicago and
Niagara Falls.
Mr. and Mrs w. n Roberts enter.
tanned a few friends at dinner sunday
in honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Irvine.
Mrs. Lette Brown IL visiting relatives
and friends In Hcber She Is a guest
at the home of MIR. and Mrs. A. 0.
Cummings.
Arthur Biersack left this week for
Ithaca, y. Y, where he will enter tho
Cornell university
The Fifth ward Y. NJ Officers gays
very ENJOYABLE social in the ward
house Tuesday evening The hail was
beautifully decorated for the occasion
with bunting and cut flowers.
Miss Addie Stewart entertained
Thursday evening the members OF thu
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w /NeVMNW6 club and yerandas being

club. the rooms and verandas being
bright with cOreopsis. woodbine and as
paragus fern, and cards being played
ON the verandas. Assisting were Mrs.
A. c. Ewing and Mrs. Wiseman Of
Bingham. About eight tables were
played.
Miss Irene simmons WAS guest Of
honor on Thursday at a luncheon
given by Miss Ida Morris, the dec
orations being in strings Of hearts.
nnsturtiums and asters, Covers were
laid FOR the following besides the guest
Of honor. Mrs. r G. Cowan, Mrs Jack
Reed. and the Misses Lou Love. Ruth
Crawford, Flora Towner Cora Olsou
Ida and Leonore IRE, Mary and Louise
Morris.
Miss Mignon Denhalter entertained
her sewing club on Thursday at the
home Of her sister Mrs. ID. S. Campbell
on Tenth avenue. in honor OF Miss Alice
Nibley. the rooms being decorated in
asters OF various shades. and 800 being
the amusement. Prizes went 20 the guest
Of honor. Miss Ray Campbell. Miss Rea
Nibley and Miss Myrtle Jack. Present
were Mrs Il. r Dyer. Mrs. Joseph
Nihley. Mrs Joel Nibey and the Misses
Dagmar Orlob. Lelah Siodahl Rea
Nibley, Alibo Dunbar. Romolo King.
sybeila Clayton and Mrs Merrill Nib-
ley.
Mrs a. G. Maclean and Miss Ailccn
Maclean entertained at reception on
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FALL MILLINERY OPENING.
Monday and week at Mrs. T. War
ren's, 40 E. LIST South street.
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MRS. STEPHEN B. ELKINS.

o Katherine
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eastern trip ard Will later go &c
Arizona TO reside.
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on Wednesday. Miss Alice Nbley
was guest OF honor at 500 party given
by Mrs. VIII Mcdonald. the rooms be-
ing decorated with dahlias, gIadiolas,
nasturtiums and asters. and the hostess
assisted by Mrs Walter futile Mrs.
Fred Sands, Miss Claire Wilcox and
Miss Farnsworth. a number OF Og-
den people were among the guests. in
Guiding Mrs. Harold Peery, Mrs. George
Davis. Mrs Roy EcCles, and Mrs.
Bertha Wright Six tables were
played
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Miss Margaret Werner was guest OF
honor on Tuesday AT a card party given
by Miss Dagmar Orlob. the decorations
being In pink and white asters, and
the dining room In lavender. Miss
Ray Campbell assisted and Ave tables
were played.
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Mrs. A. NJ Wrench has returned
from California sfter a thrce-months'
outing and viii Be at home at 1886
First avenue.
Miss Margaret Bache who has been
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Mrs a g. Maclean and Miss Ailecn
Maclean entertained AZ a reception on
La Junta tribune., 1910-02-26
Some Property Sales.

c. F. Helm. OF the Arkansas Valley
Realty Company, reports quite a mum
her of sales OF property this week
among them being the following:
Mrs. Charles A. Lewis bought the
four room cottage on South Belleview
avenue. in the Otero addition. which
was owned by Mrs. Dena f.. Hunder.
man. OF Chicago. The consideration
was 81 900.
Randolph Briggs. recent newcom
er from Kansas. bought the II. "
Wagner residence property. IA San
Juan avenue. the consideration being
$500 spot cash.
Mr.. Helm also effected the trans
fer OF 100 acres In the Fairmoun'
country. under the otero canal. III,
tract being a part OF the F. Is Show
alter place. and the purchaser W
S. Hickerson. recent arrival from
Missouri.
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Badly Wanted in Fort Collins.

Last Monday night Night Marshal
Wieneke received a quiet tip to the
effec, that two young men who were
badly wanted In Fort Collins were
in town, and on the strength of II
took In tow Hub Beach and Harley
Welch. They came down from Den.
yer on the evening train and had in
tended TO take No. south the next
morning. but the night marshal nail.
ed them In rooming house on Front
street and gave them quarters at the
city bastile. The officers at Fort
Collins were notified and Sheriff Carl
ton came down Tuesday night. return
Ing Wednesday morning with the two
prisoners In tow. Both young men
are around twenty-five years old. and
are wanted In Fort Collins for as
sault upon young girl.