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The Muskegon Chronicle
Wednesday, 11 March, 1908

         DEATH OF MRS. F. P. TOWSE
         
         Formerly IDA MAY WITHERELL of Muskegon
           Funeral Tomorrow Afternoon
           
         DEL WITHERELL of North Muskegon went to Grand Rapids
       today, called there by the death of his sister, MRS.
       FRANK P. TOWSE, a former Muskegon woman.
       
         MRS. TOWSE died yesterday afternoon at the U. B. A.
       hospital. She was formerly Miss IDA MAY WITHERELL of
       this city, but has not lived here for the last twenty-
       five years. She was forty-five years old.
       
         Besides her brother, she leaves a husband and a son
       who is at Reed City. MRS. FANNIE SHEPHERD, 9 Prince
       street, who is in Grand Rapids called there by MRS.
       TOWSE'S illness, is an aunt.
       
         The dead woman was a daughter of CAPTAIN JOHN WITHERELL,
       one of the pioneers of Muskegon.
       
         The body will be brought to Muskegon for burial,
       arriving here at 3:30 tomorrow afternoon. It will
       be taken directly to the cemetery, where a short
       service will be held by Rev. Martin L. Fox.
       
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