Potter Press, Friday, 10 March 1899
Mrs. Edward Showell died at her residence in Potter, Monday evening, March 6th, 1899. Mrs. Showell was taken very ill suddenly with paralysis, and lived but a short time after becoming sick. She is one of the old settlers here, and we all have known mother Showell. She was admired by all for her goodness, and was a mother worthy of closest imitation. She was buried at Round Prairie cemetery. The family has our most sincere sympathy.
Mrs. Edward Showell died at her residence in Potter, Monday evening, March 6th, 1899. Mrs. Showell was taken very ill suddenly with paralysis, and lived but a short time after becoming sick. She is one of the old settlers here, and we all have known mother Showell. She was admired by all for her goodness, and was a mother worthy of closest imitation. She was buried at Round Prairie cemetery. The family has our most sincere sympathy.
Potter Press, Friday, 10 March 1899
Mrs. Edward Showell died at her residence in Potter, Monday evening, March 6th, 1899. Mrs. Showell was taken very ill suddenly with paralysis, and lived but a short time after becoming sick. She is one of the old settlers here, and we all have known mother Showell. She was admired by all for her goodness, and was a mother worthy of closest imitation. She was buried at Round Prairie cemetery. The family has our most sincere sympathy.
Mrs. Edward Showell died at her residence in Potter, Monday evening, March 6th, 1899. Mrs. Showell was taken very ill suddenly with paralysis, and lived but a short time after becoming sick. She is one of the old settlers here, and we all have known mother Showell. She was admired by all for her goodness, and was a mother worthy of closest imitation. She was buried at Round Prairie cemetery. The family has our most sincere sympathy.
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