Blue Earth Post, Blue Earth, Minnesota November 25, 1930 page 5
--Daniel Logue, who has spent a considerable time of late years in Blue Earth with relatives, the Ryan families, died at St. Paul Monday morning, November 24th. The remains were brought to Blue Earth Tuesday evening, and
funeral services conducted at nine o'clock tomorrow morning. With several brothers and one sister, the Logue family came to Jackson county, this state, at a very early date, locating a home in Petersburg township, where they lived more than a quarter of a century. They were a splendid people and contributed much to the early settlement of that county. All have passed on with the exception of one brother, Eugene, who lives in California. Daniel was seventy-five years of age.
Fairbault County Register, Blue Earth, Minnesota November 26, 1930
DANIEL LOGUE LAID TO REST HERE THIS MORNING
Stricken with a severe attack of periotonitis, Daniel Logue, St. Paul, passed away early Monday morning at the Anckner hospital.
He was born January 12, 1854, in Marquette county, Wisconsin. He came to Jackson in 1868. He spent one year in Chicago and in 1890 he moved to Blue Earth. Since 1910 he has made his home in St. Paul.
The only surviving member of a family of three brothers and one sister is Eugene F. Logue of Los Angeles, Calif.
The late William Ryan was a cousin of the deceased.
Out of town relatives who came to attend the funeral are Miss Edna Logue of Cameron, Mo., and Mrs. C.N. Moses of Wapheton, N.D.
The body was brought here Tuesday evening. Funeral services were held Wednesdsay morning from the Catholic church with Rev. Father Coleman officiating.
--Daniel Logue, who has spent a considerable time of late years in Blue Earth with relatives, the Ryan families, died at St. Paul Monday morning, November 24th. The remains were brought to Blue Earth Tuesday evening, and
funeral services conducted at nine o'clock tomorrow morning. With several brothers and one sister, the Logue family came to Jackson county, this state, at a very early date, locating a home in Petersburg township, where they lived more than a quarter of a century. They were a splendid people and contributed much to the early settlement of that county. All have passed on with the exception of one brother, Eugene, who lives in California. Daniel was seventy-five years of age.
Fairbault County Register, Blue Earth, Minnesota November 26, 1930
DANIEL LOGUE LAID TO REST HERE THIS MORNING
Stricken with a severe attack of periotonitis, Daniel Logue, St. Paul, passed away early Monday morning at the Anckner hospital.
He was born January 12, 1854, in Marquette county, Wisconsin. He came to Jackson in 1868. He spent one year in Chicago and in 1890 he moved to Blue Earth. Since 1910 he has made his home in St. Paul.
The only surviving member of a family of three brothers and one sister is Eugene F. Logue of Los Angeles, Calif.
The late William Ryan was a cousin of the deceased.
Out of town relatives who came to attend the funeral are Miss Edna Logue of Cameron, Mo., and Mrs. C.N. Moses of Wapheton, N.D.
The body was brought here Tuesday evening. Funeral services were held Wednesdsay morning from the Catholic church with Rev. Father Coleman officiating.
Blue Earth Post, Blue Earth, Minnesota November 25, 1930 page 5
--Daniel Logue, who has spent a considerable time of late years in Blue Earth with relatives, the Ryan families, died at St. Paul Monday morning, November 24th. The remains were brought to Blue Earth Tuesday evening, and
funeral services conducted at nine o'clock tomorrow morning. With several brothers and one sister, the Logue family came to Jackson county, this state, at a very early date, locating a home in Petersburg township, where they lived more than a quarter of a century. They were a splendid people and contributed much to the early settlement of that county. All have passed on with the exception of one brother, Eugene, who lives in California. Daniel was seventy-five years of age.
Fairbault County Register, Blue Earth, Minnesota November 26, 1930
DANIEL LOGUE LAID TO REST HERE THIS MORNING
Stricken with a severe attack of periotonitis, Daniel Logue, St. Paul, passed away early Monday morning at the Anckner hospital.
He was born January 12, 1854, in Marquette county, Wisconsin. He came to Jackson in 1868. He spent one year in Chicago and in 1890 he moved to Blue Earth. Since 1910 he has made his home in St. Paul.
The only surviving member of a family of three brothers and one sister is Eugene F. Logue of Los Angeles, Calif.
The late William Ryan was a cousin of the deceased.
Out of town relatives who came to attend the funeral are Miss Edna Logue of Cameron, Mo., and Mrs. C.N. Moses of Wapheton, N.D.
The body was brought here Tuesday evening. Funeral services were held Wednesdsay morning from the Catholic church with Rev. Father Coleman officiating.
--Daniel Logue, who has spent a considerable time of late years in Blue Earth with relatives, the Ryan families, died at St. Paul Monday morning, November 24th. The remains were brought to Blue Earth Tuesday evening, and
funeral services conducted at nine o'clock tomorrow morning. With several brothers and one sister, the Logue family came to Jackson county, this state, at a very early date, locating a home in Petersburg township, where they lived more than a quarter of a century. They were a splendid people and contributed much to the early settlement of that county. All have passed on with the exception of one brother, Eugene, who lives in California. Daniel was seventy-five years of age.
Fairbault County Register, Blue Earth, Minnesota November 26, 1930
DANIEL LOGUE LAID TO REST HERE THIS MORNING
Stricken with a severe attack of periotonitis, Daniel Logue, St. Paul, passed away early Monday morning at the Anckner hospital.
He was born January 12, 1854, in Marquette county, Wisconsin. He came to Jackson in 1868. He spent one year in Chicago and in 1890 he moved to Blue Earth. Since 1910 he has made his home in St. Paul.
The only surviving member of a family of three brothers and one sister is Eugene F. Logue of Los Angeles, Calif.
The late William Ryan was a cousin of the deceased.
Out of town relatives who came to attend the funeral are Miss Edna Logue of Cameron, Mo., and Mrs. C.N. Moses of Wapheton, N.D.
The body was brought here Tuesday evening. Funeral services were held Wednesdsay morning from the Catholic church with Rev. Father Coleman officiating.
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