The Columbus journal., 1905-08-30
Visitors Return
Mon day = Daily

three Of Columbus citizens prominent
| In business, who have been enjoying
] several weeks vacation. And they
all have interesting stories TO tell.
Mr. aud Mrs. Dickinson returned
from two months visit TO California
and Washington. They saw the Port.
land exposition and ran across many
Columbus people during their travels.
They visited the pickett's and the
Reed = at Riverside and called on the
Goors NJ Los Angeles At Portland
they met Mrs J g. Fillman. In Wash.
| ingtOn they visited the family Of
Horace Fobes aud also the family OF
Charlie Morris u. Wcnatchee. Mr.
Dickinson this morning was display.
ing to his friends some large apples
and pears grown on Mr.. Morris trees.
The apples are rs large as small pun.
pkins and perfect in shape and color.
He says that Mr. Morris pear crop is
So abundant that 1t is breaking down
the trees. Our popular Mayor cx
pressed himself as glad 10 get back to
Columbus and ready tn take up the
! seins which have been 80 ably held
by Councilman Galley in his absence.
L. FriedLof returned from his three
| weeks vacation on the same train that
brought Mr.. and Mrs. Dickinson home.
He also visited in California, spending
considerable time in San Francisco.
He saw the Gecrs Mt Los Angeles and
visited u day NJ the Gondering home
NJ San Jose lie was delighted with
the beautiful Santa CLARA valley in
which San Jose Is situated. From
san Francisco he went to Portland
where he helped three hundred other
Nebraskans to cele ebrate n rasKa Day.
He speaks highly of the exercises IN
which GovernorMickoy. the Governor
OF Oregon and the Lieutenant Cover.
nor of New York participated. At
Seattle Mr. FrledEOf met Dan Schram
and his brother John Schra,n who is
one of the Leading bushes men in that
growing Young metropolis. He has
been hunorCd by an election TO the
| responsible position OF presi.
dent of :hr Chamber of Commerce.
He says that Dan Schrnm will visit
"a sister in y minneapolis before return.
Ing home. -, Butte he fell in with
the Dickinson Mr.. Friedhof shows
improvement 80 MS physical appear.
ance and say, hnt he believes in the
vacation id,N iur u business man.
Martin Blood". % :eturned yesterday
from his European trip where he has
spcnt the summci III the interest OF
'ha international Harvesting Machine
Company, selling the Dcering binder.
Mr. Bloedurn lost twenty-five pounds
during his absence. This Il due to
mis- strenuous worK, he thinks. lie
worked out OF Hamburg and Breslau
most OF hte time, Instructing dealers
on the points of the Deering and in.
,isting them in the sale Of it, He snys
that competition il koener three than
it is horo. The American binder thcre
has to compete with CAnnda. England
and the German made machines. And
he makes the emphatic statement
that ii is not true that the American
machine is sold cheaper therO than
America. Tho machine that sells her
for Sl2j is sold there for. 800 marks
which Is over 500 of our money The
American machine sells for more than
the foreign machine because it l.
stronger and stands wear better Mr..
l'lo"dorn says that while his trip was
II business ono still he onjoyd II. lie
" i'll take n vacation of one month he.
fore rcsuming work for the Internal.
ionni people.