Seward County KS Archives Obituaries.....HALL, Emil December 17, 1920
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The Liberal Daily Democrat
Seward County
Wednesday
December 22, 1920

The funeral of Emil HALL, who died suddenly at Dalhart, Texas, December 17, was
held Monday afternoon, at the Methodist Tabernacle, the Rev. Henry, pastor of
the church having charge of the services.

Rev. Henry gave a masterful sermon, his talk being "The Things Unseen Are The
Things Worthwhile." It was a sermon of comfort and help to those whose hearts
were filled with sorrow.

The services at the grave were conducted by the Masons and were impressive in
its simplicity.

A profusion of flowers expressed the sympathy of many friends and organizations
to which Mr. Hall had belonged.

Emil HALL was the son of Robert Hall. He was born in Pattensburg, Mo., March 15,
1882. He received his early education there having graduated from the high
school and later took special work in Kansas City.

He came to southwest Kansas with his parents and married Miss Bessie LINDSEY of
Tyrone, July 4, 1907. To them two sons were born, Robert and William. About a
year ago Mr. Hall and his family moved to Liberal.

Emil was a hard worker, an energetic business man and a companionable fellow. He
was a member of the firm of Bolin-Hall Grain Co., and one of the substantial
business men of the city.

Besides his wife, two sons, father and sister, Mrs. Lura Hall-Stewart, he leaves
many relatives and friends to mourn his loss. 
 

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