Submitted by: Nana (NAY-na) RUTHERFORD Redell
Date: March 6, 2007
Email: nredell@charter.net


The Atlanta Constitution (Atlanta, Georgia), 1902,September, 20

Almost all of the railroad offices were represented at the funeral of 
the late David G. Hall yesterday afternoon, and to the Constitution 
reporter who dropped in to see those who remained in their regular 
places of business prevented by attending by some good reason, he was 
detained again and again to hear some story of the  man's generosity 
and kindness. And among those who were not only high officials, but 
younger men in positions of minor importance who had some kindly 
personal recollection of Mr. Hall. 

At a meeting yesterday of a committee of the transportation club , the 
following resolutions were adopted:
Inasmuch as, in, His wisdom, it has pleased the Devine Ruler of the 
universe to take from our midst our friend and companion, David G. Hall, 
a man whose sterling qualities and genial nature ever endeared him to his 
associates and whose untimely loss we deeply deplore. Be it Resolved, that 
we his friends of the Transportation Club of Atlanta of which he was an 
honored member, express to his sorrowing wife and daughter our profound 
sympathy and in their bereavement and that these resolutions be spread 
upon the records of the club and a copy of the same be duly presented to 
the family of our lamented associate.

J.H. Merrill
W.H. Tayloe
N.B. Baird
Committee

FUNERAL NOTICE
HALL - The friends and relatives of Mr. and Mrs. David G. Hall are invited to 
attend the funeral of the former from the residence of 456 Washington street 
this ( Friday) afternoon at 3 o'clock. The following gentlemen are requested 
to act as pallbearers and meet at the parlors of Barclay and Brandon at 2:30. 
S.D.Kyle, W.G. Davis, N.B. Baird, J.P. Daly, C.B. Rhodes, J.A. Higgins, C.B. 
Walker, George W. Allen.