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~H~O\~va=r~d~H~.;;M~il~Ie~r~~~Ho~n~. H~e~n~ry~J;;;. G:;:r~is~w~ol;d~~'''~l-''~' ~:+-~' ;.~ ;" ';" ;'-';'-:~-~,:===== ward H. Miller. 57, a lifetime !nt f)f Buchanan county , died e oples hospital , Independ

Is Called By Death early Sunday. after an illness Henry ,T. Griswold was born No· ,veral months from valuyar vembet ' 13, 1858, at Janesville, Wis, disease , His illness da ted from and died at his home in Des Moin'es pring w,hen he ' suffered an at- Sept. 7, 1929,-at the age of 70 years, If fiu, He had been in a criti- 9 months and 24 days, mditior> fo r the , past ~everal When he was five years of age his ;_ He is survived by his wido~~ ,parents moved to Iowa and settled o children. . , on a farm In Buchanan county, near was the son of the late Mr, and Winthrop , Iowa, where Me. GrisJohn Sharp Miller, The for; wold 's boyhood ana youth was spent , vas killed in an accident about At the age of seventeen Mr, Gris-, '

' irS ago 'and tbe mothe'r passed wold bef,(an to teach school , which several' yea rs before" A bro- profession he followed fo r a period

.V3S killed in an accident about of three years. "3 ago , .Owing tll ill health, which demand" and' Mrs, Miller' resided on ed an, outdoor life, Mr, Griswold farm west of town 011 No. 20 abandoned his teaching profession

, twenty years, removing to , In- and took up a claim in South Dakota Idenee a few years ago, - where he lived for two ycars. At the ,e serv,ices wcre held' I~(k- end' of this time he returncd to Iowa ,nce Tuesday with interment in and on January 24, J884, was uRited ,n ccmetery, ' , in marriage with Miss Maria J, Risk,

of Winthrop, Iowa, - To this union two children were born, Grace E, G riswoJd J now Mrs. Leslie G. Berry j of Charlotte , N, C" arid Dale A, Griswold, of DeB Moines, Iowa , both of whom su tv ive thei r father.

ry Haye, wife and daughters, dine and Catherine, of Dubu· IVere guests in the H, C, Dnbe· home Saturday afternoon and :ty: Mr. nnd Mrs. Sig-worth, of' , Dubuque, were Sunday s in the Unbehaun hom c,

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,Iter Foote reports a g-ood sa le kly. Mr, Foote has a position the Iowa Farm Co .. a Cedar Is concern handling thousand s res 'of land In the state , He has dy taken up hi, duties, ,The ,any docs ailitg farm work with ' 1' machinery,

In 1893 NIl', Gr iswold was unanimously nominated to the office of repl'esentitive for Buchanan' county on the republican ticket nnd served iQ the slate legislature. In 1895 he was elected to a 'Becond ter'm without opposition .

Subsequent to' his term as repre· sentative for Buchanan county , Mr. Griswold served two terms in the [own State. Senate, representing

c p '1. t meet\ng of the O. E. S. Buchanan and Delaware count ies. In the year ID03 Mr. Griswold

moved to Des Moines, Io\va, wtlere he engaged in the real estate busi· ness, in \\'hich line he continued up to the time of his death.

. \. .. _ . summer vacation will be tomorrow night, a 6:30 dinne r

, followed Oy 'the business sesThe first five officers act aG

nit te'e - F·lo DuBois, Florence 'm, Ethp.l Braden. Jessie Grav Mr. Griswold has been a life-long

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Graham Crackers, 2. I Jar Caps, genuine Ma Salted Soda Wafers,

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Corn } .Tncl, Sprat. (1\ Flakes cr 131)Y Hllke ll .

Toddy, a meal in II. gla

Oysters, Cove Brand _ F

Coeoanut, Jack Sptat

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Dill Pickle. ;\::~ real '

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first meeting of the 0, K S, the ' summer vacation will' be

[Ornorrow night, a 6:30 dinner followed by 'the business sesThe first five officers act aG

it - F.lo DuBois, Florence 1, ,t;thel Braden, "Jessie Gray nogene Sheeley,

and Mrs, W, H, Condoll and ft Monday ior their home - in ~sto ... \'nJ Ohio. Mrs. Cond on on had been visiting. in the _!rbee home for three weeks [r, Condon was called to Manr last week ·by the critic"l ill· nd death of his father,

L, S, Perkins farm of 160 acres 'ast of Winthrop has been nurI by Arthur DeGreif, of HamOhio , Mr, DeGreif is not" :er here, as the family resided ; locality some fifteen years They expect to o~cupy the themselves, . and will move here ti. this fall.

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In the year luoa Mr, Griswold moved to Des Moines, Iowa, w11ere he engag-ed in the real estate 'business, in \\ hich line he continued up to the time of his death .

Mr. Griswold htls been a life-long member of the Masonic order and ha~ been affiliated with the Congregational church, being a member of Plymou th Congregational church' of Des Moines, Iowa, at the time of his death,

Besides his widow, his daughter and son , Mr. Griswold is survived by two brothers, Arthur Griswold anel \Vill Griswuld, anu twO'sisters, Mrs. Harry Higman anu Mrs, Will Miller, all residents of Winthrop, Iowa, and four grandchi ld ren; Pauline, Helen, Leslie Junior, and Floyd Berry,.all of Chariotte, N, C,

The remains were bro~ght here from Des Moines l\londay morning and taket' to the H, Higman home. Funeral services were held in the Congregational church at 2 o'clock, conducted by Rev, Geo, Fowler, as

icnic dinner was enjoye:i in the of Mrs, Lucinda Meyer Mon oisteu by W, p, DeRoame, Waterloo,

h'l ' I f th ,The floral offerings of pieces, sprays vIe severa 0 e men were

I, h \" 'It F t I and bouquets were very elabor~te JOg t e 'va er 00 e sae. .. '--t MM' .and profuse, a lTI'Jtc eVidence of the

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le love and esteem in which the deceased lOr I Ipesto~ iYJ.\On .; ary h II

M F d H-· 'd j d d was e ( , rs. re 00, n epen ~ Interment was made in Oak Grove Mrs, Jennie Flickinger, Mrs, ,

cemetery, Independence. the service tr Marshall, Mrs, Bert Hood , Will 'Sherren and Miss Verna, in charge of ,Byron lodge, A, F, and Will Marshall, Mr;, Jeanette A, M" of which he was a member,

Those ' acting as pallbearers wer~ nephews- W, H, Merrill, Glenn Miller, Harty Frantz, Lee Griswold,,w, 1', Sharp, Gerald Griswold, J, L, Jackson, Don Risk.

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Cocoanut, Jaek Sptat I

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Salad Dressing, Mayfl(

Marshmallows, fluffy a

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Large pkg. Soap Flake.

Our Stock of Frtl l:lh ulwnys complt ,

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,eh Lewis' call for football 'men ['st day of'school was answered out 18 boys, There , are seven -men, three in the backfield and in 'the line, Although there is material some is promising and ' 11' promises some good games. ~ na, a new team on Winthrop's ,ule, will be the first foe, They nix. with the Winthrop eleven 20, This ,viii be a very good

. as the two schools are evenly

• •••••••••••••••••••••••• • Among those from out of town to attend the iuner~l were Mr. Gris\\-' old's secretary";-Miss Margaret At- • kinson j JamesB. Ryan, LouisAnsher, :

: • Loy Ladd, Des Moines; Miss Rye Mc- •

Kee, Will McKee and wife, Troy : Mills; lviI's, John Calvin, Rob Calvin: and wife, Kansas City. Mo.; Dr. and· Mrs. Howard Risk and Mrs. Nellie:

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I, Mr., lJert Hood, 1211 and Miss Verna . hall, Mr5" Jeanette

'a ) r football men chool was answered . There are seve n , in the backfield and

Although there is me is,Pl'omising and ,es some good games, team on Winthrop's the first foe , They

he Winthrop e\e\'tE!n will be a very good

schools are evenly

l:l'!lwtcry, .Indepenuence, the se r\'ice in charg-c uf Byron lodge, A. F. and A. 1\'1., uf which he was a member. Th use i.u.:l:ng as paUbearcr::; wcr~ ne phew,W , H, Merrill, Glenn M iller, Hi.ury Frantz , Lee Griswold, \V. F, Sharp, Gerald Griswold, J, L,

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Jackson, Don Hisk. - ' -.----- " - .- - -

Amo ng th use frum out of town to attend the iuneral were Mr ... Gris

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.. void's secretary, Miss Margaret ~\t- : kinsan, James B. Ryao,LouisAnsher, e • Loy Ladd, Des, Moines; Miss Ryc !vIc- • • Kee, Will McKee and wife, Troy + Mills; Mrs, Juhn Calvin, Rob Calvin ~ and wife , Kansas City , Mo.; Dr. and:

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Mrs, Howard Risk and Mrs, Nellie:

Including a complete line u8ed in thia cou

Manz DruJ • Wimmer , Oelwein; Mr. and Mrs. :

and son Leo have Ceo. His\.:: , Don Risk , Thelma Risk, : 'here Tom is mana- Mrs. Carry Bantz, ChDs. Curtis, J. B. : and coal yard and Truax a ncl wife, Independence; Mrs. :

'hool there. Mrs. L. G. Un!'y, Charlo tte, N. C.; J. L. oo-.J' ................... o •••• * •• o~. John will join the Jat k:-;o tl a lld \\' ifl', Cedar Hapid~ ; ~==:.::-~_:-:-:-:_:-======:::-::_ ::= lily there as soon as J. 13. Higman and \\'ir~. Glenn Milter -on of the homl:! they and w ife , Manchester; W. F. Sharp N .grot that' the and wife, Ack ley. ng Winthrop, where Sam Walker Foss, when he penned I for so many years, the following lines, must have had in 'ominent in business I mind just such n character us the e writer came to late H , J, Griswold: , _~y leav'e behind n. "Let me live in n ,Ifuuse by the side who nrc sorry they of the road where the race of men wish them the b,'st go by, They are good, they are bad , lew location', they are v~~eak. they are str.ong, wise,

foolish; so am I. Then why should d oak Chinn cabinet, one sit in a scorner's seat or hu I md sp~in~8, walnut (he cyni"".is ban? Let me H've in ra ~ n.nd sP,rlOg's,., ~ome II hOWie by' the side of Lh", roall , and he 0. M, Love. lw n friend of man."

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MOTHER'S BES1

Winthrop Elev RAY SMITH, Man,

o p.ay the last naif H. J, Griswold enjoyed the destine- I ' , -d D M"" . d I ater move to es omes, "e came ' "fore Oct. 1, if you ti on among all who knew 'him of ' th h' th h' h t ct b' t

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ing penaIty, bemg a man of h,gh ,deals, loyal and ' 'h f th t' 't It . . WIS es 0 e en Ire communi y. , , true to !nends lind neighbors, His I can be truly Mid that n good man

anythinrr to ~ell or r hands wt!re ulwuys olltstretchcu tu h b ' : k f eo • ! . , I ns cell I •• a en rum U!J. wish to buy or rent .. help th~rn over the rough places In : ., -'-- -'- --, -- "

~' ~ lews. I life. Growing to manhood in this l - I1urm for Ren.t-122 acres H nllies -'-___ ' ,, !vicinity, he entered politics at an east of Winthrop 0~No , '20 highway, (ose $1.00 to ~1.9fi lit early age, serving hisconstituents in -C, ~, Battey,-Sheffield , III , , Cv:, , I an able manner , nn~ wh~n ~hefaillilr - Is Your aub~cdption paid uV1

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