Obit of Mrs. Samuel HALL (d.1897), Wabasha Co., MN

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Mrs. Samuel Hall

Mrs. Samuel Hall of Hyde Park, one of the oldest and most 
respected citizens of this county, passed from this life 
into the great beyond on Tuesday March 18 1897. She had 
been sick but three weeks with that dreaded disease grippe. 
Mrs. Hall was loved by all who knew her, was a warm-hearted 
genial neighbor, a loving wife and a tender mother. She 
leaves a husband and six grown children to mourn her death. 
The funeral services were held at her belated home at two 
o'clock Friday afternoon Rev. Silas Hazlett of this city 
officiating. A large circle of friends mourn her death and 
sympathize with the bereaved friends.


Published in the Lake City Graphic  March 1897