OBIT: Gainesville Daily Register, Thursday, August 24, 1922: W. L. GREENHILL, age 65, well known and respected citizen of Gainesville more than 30 years, died this morning of Bright's disease after being ill more than a year. The body is at G. J. Carroll undertaking parlor to await the arrival of his brother, JOE GREENHILL, of Houston. It is thought his brother will take the body to the Greenhill cemetery at Clarksville, the old home town. Mr. Greenhill was active in business here for several decades. After a long period as city ticket agent for the Katy RR, he resigned to become manager of the Gainesville Power & Light. When automobiles were introduced here, Mr. Greenhill took the agency for Overland cars, with agencies here and in Wichita Falls. He retired from automobile business and purchased the Cozy Theaters in which he was engaged at the time of his last illness. He was a member of the Elks and a 32nd degree Scottish Rite Mason
OBIT: Gainesville Daily Register, Thursday, August 24, 1922: W. L. GREENHILL, age 65, well known and respected citizen of Gainesville more than 30 years, died this morning of Bright's disease after being ill more than a year. The body is at G. J. Carroll undertaking parlor to await the arrival of his brother, JOE GREENHILL, of Houston. It is thought his brother will take the body to the Greenhill cemetery at Clarksville, the old home town. Mr. Greenhill was active in business here for several decades. After a long period as city ticket agent for the Katy RR, he resigned to become manager of the Gainesville Power & Light. When automobiles were introduced here, Mr. Greenhill took the agency for Overland cars, with agencies here and in Wichita Falls. He retired from automobile business and purchased the Cozy Theaters in which he was engaged at the time of his last illness. He was a member of the Elks and a 32nd degree Scottish Rite Mason
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