The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-03-15

zee Hardware u Furniture 20.
The Excelsior Steam Laundry was
nicely represented by Miss Mamie
Funk.
The Frisco System, " by Miss Scott
was good and her costume excellent.
LIP. Garrison's feed store was among
the good ones and was advertised by
Miss Dora Wright.
Nipp Bros. was one Of the good ones,
too, characterized by Miss Carrie Arm
strong.
Miss Carrie Murdock made a noise
like the New York Racket, and her
efforts were applauded.
Miss Jennie Watson, with dress Of
fine carpets and furniture ornaments,
proudly carried an advertisement for
f. o. SteyensOn's furniture store.
Mrs. Hubbard, with an original song
and a pretty costume, for the Empire
Cash Grocery, pleased the audience.
Miss Emma Gatewood is natural
photographer when it comes to making
fiash-light negatives She advertised
]. d. Hughes.
Miss Anna Hughes wore costume
Of shingles which came from the BrIn-
son s. Patterson lumber yards.
Miss Ruby Robbins travelled for the
Ratclifr-Sanders Grocer Co. She was
dressed in fashionable drummerEstyle.
Miss Mata Stephens wore a shingle
roof and other noyeltiesf from the Perry
Lumber company.
Miss Belle Maddox, robed in garden
seeds OF all kinds, put you in mind Of
J. t. Ratcliff, grocer.
Miss Mamie Hunt, leading a goat
which wore morning glory costume,
represented Morning Bros. creamery.
Miss Mamie Collins, in a tasty
waitress costume, carried the Hotel
Royals insignia.
The Golden Rule store was adyer-
tised by Miss Blanche Rising, who
wore a pretty costume Of new embroid-
cries.
Roberts & Martin, as represented by
Miss Anna Robbins, deserves special
mention and furnished considerable
amusement for the audiance.
The enterprise Music House was ad-
vertised.in a very able manner by Mrs.
Gabbert, who sold piano.
The Pioneer Telephone Co. was on
hand with a young lady. Miss Etfie
McDermont, coming down over the
wires.
Miss Viola Britt, in pretty white
costume, advertised the good things to
eat at Cowan's.
Leda Russell is typical newsboy
and was there with the Daily Chief
tain. The otice extends her vote Of
thanks.l
The tableaux by Miss Bird Perry,
representing Queen Quality for
Badgett-Sanders, was beautiful and
among the very best.
Miss Martin, with a load OF shoes
and furnishings, displayed the wares
Of the Wright Milford Shoe store.
The Anchor buggy, sold by Spalding,
was amply advertised by Miss Jennie
Fowler.
Miss Laura Stevens was ornamented
with pretty lap robes and leather
goods, to advertise Lee Barrett's har-
ness shop.
In the midst Of the entertainment
some one yelled "fre," but the house
being insured by T. E. Englehart, who
was ably represented by Miss Bette
Webb, nobody was 'skeered. "
Miss HERNIA Keithley, dressed in
iocky suit and driving a team Of three
year-olds, flew by swiftly, carrying the
sign Of Webb & Taylor's livery barn.
Miss Mabel Wright, with bOquets Of
hay and ornaments Of grain, was the
agent OF Geo. Kapp.
Miss Bessie Spalding advertised Po-
lar Bear -four for Miles Bros. in an at
tractive manner.
Miss May Kuhn wore a carpenters
apron and carried kit of tools as the
representative OF the Vinita Lumber
company.
The Leader Printing Co. was appro-
priately advertised by Miss Clara
Hughes, who wore a dress made Of
Leaders.
]. NJ. B. Fowler, photographer was
ably advertised by Miss Gerthie Scott.
Mrs VIM. Robbins wore a pretty
white costume and represented the
Vinita National bank.
Smiley & Pettibone was most artist
icly advertised by Mrs. John Swain in
one Of the best costumes.
Miss Vina Carpenter, in aStage pic