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Show MR. KROGUE PASSED AWAY ON SUNDAY Mr. Leonard Krogue, one of L0' gan's best known oinig men, died at his home in this city, following a brief Illness of ptoiualno, or a similar simi-lar poisoning believed to have resulted re-sulted from tho eating of boiuo Infected In-fected fish or other food in a Salt Lake restaurant. Mr. Krogue, who was but 31 years of age, April 7 last, was tho son of James P. and Char-lotto Char-lotto Nelson Krogue, and was born in Bloomlngton, Idaho. He attended attend-ed tho U. Y. C. In Logan, and later! tho U. A. d., where he was an active student In mechanic arts. For some time ho was employed in the Schaub machine shop, but for tho past eight or ten years ho has been connected with tho Logan Gnrago & Supply company, In which he was master mechanic, a shareholder and director at tho time of his death. He married Miss Elizabeth Thornock of Bloomlngton, Bloom-lngton, Idaho, who, with three daughters daugh-ters and a son, survive him. Mr. Krogue was a Woodman of tho World and carried $2000 Insurance In that order. Funeral services were held at 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon at Ltndquist's mortuary chapel. This morning tho remains will bo taken to Bloomlngton, where further services ser-vices will be hold and Interment take place. In Mr. Kroguo, Logan has lost a most useful and highly respected re-spected citizen. |
