Arizona republican., 1901-02-02
PRESCOTT EVENTS
led Merchants Returning t
 Former Locations.

ESNOtts ShAiAss Jah. Ol.-stoBStIai
 espondence of The Repubiican.)--
 sratulations are being received by
 tor Martin and family on the ad-
 cd the first grand-child In the fam
 The lit;lle one is girl and was
 10 Mir. and Mrs, Fen Hlldrcth. of
 gman, on Monday morning last.
 Fandpa" Martin Is justly proud of
 event.
 he ladies of the Church of the Ad-
 t guild and invited friends were
 en delightful social afternoon at
 residence of Mrs. w, c. Bashf5Td
 terday. the occasion being a grace
 depreciation of the services of re-
 hg officers and the installation of the
 officers for the ensuing year.
 but twenty-five ladies were present,
 after the usual order of business
 finished. and plans and arrange knts made f-r giving an anti-lenten kial for the members of the church "a their friends at an early date, a pet dainty i've o'clock tea was served fthe dining room by the hostess. as- 4ted by Misses McGili and Strange. bring the course of this pleasing occu- Ifion the ladies were further treated fh the very amusing diversion 'of lesslng contest The questions were eyerly incorporated in an interesting kle tale of true love that did not run hformly smooth. and the answers to ese puzzles were flowers or plants. 9he Ladies Aid of the NJ. E. church Do held an interesting meeting yes kday. at the residence of Mrs. R. H. prmster, which was attended by a )odly number of the fair devotees of at denomination. Etf
 "A practice drill for the coming Mer- |ante' carnival Is being held this ev- Ing at the opera hcuse, under. the di- ction of Mrs. ]. F. Morrison, who has Ie affair in charge for the United o6erns.
 George Wooster has moved his stock goods Into the Cook-Smith building, Id Is gradually reducing from a rath. ! chaotic state to one somewhat re- 'nsbling order. His new place has bout triple the capacity of the old and. and is made very attractive lthin by the addition of artistic dis avs. and many visitors call daily to . the new place t.g Mesrs. D. w. Willard & Son are ,awing plans for the fixtures and the acing of them In the new stores to be 'cupied by A. Blumberg in the bank
 Arizona builIing. All the fixtures e to be very handsome and Mir. Blum rg hopes ta have everything in read ess for occupancy between the 18th I'd the last of February.
 The Bashford- -Burmfs,er Go. have ln,med the mammoth windows of cir s.ore windows and have a unique in one of them sating at they left those premises Cor were ected by force of tire) on July 14th, co. and that they would reopen on ab. 4th. 1901. in the same location. ,e place is ono blaze of electric lights. Id many evening strollers stop to ad- Ire the attractiveIy gotten-up dis ny.
 R. H. BuiTnic.er & Sons Co, whose w premises adjoin those of the B. D. D.. as did the old, will also occupy cir new place about next week. and ey will rot be any behind in the ma,.- r of display windows, either. as the if rivalry in these stores would not low disregard in this. So far as has been observed the of e rooms in the Goldsmith are the ost commodl3us in size and the most arranged for offices, sin Q and en suite, of any of the new 'ildings in Frescotts new town. Dr. alls Is the first occupant of the new larters, and to those who take the ouble to mount the stairs to examine em hs Is needless to point out the udy in black and whita walls dls- ayed at the head of the stairs. The rridor leading from the head of the airs to the back of the building Is CT fifteen feet wide fin the front. and 'cs back thirty feet to the offices at C back. Half way up the stair Is u nding, where swinging glass doors parate the upper stairs and serve to cp out the cold air coming up from C open street entrance below. The ices are all roomy, none being small- than twelve feet square. while most them run from fifteen to twenty feet oh way. or the smaller hallway at C back cf the building are located c toilet rooms and lavatories for the ,pcr floor.
 MRS. GEO. WOOSTER. ---O-- ..aHI. "#F