Leonard Cahoon, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Cahoon, residing at Sixteen, was instantly killed while working in the Baldwin saw mill near that place, Monday. The accident occured while the young man was working near the carriage, a lever which he was operating broke and on striking the saw rebounded , striking him on the back of the heard, near the base of the brain. Leonard Cahoon was married just two months prior to his death.
Leonard Cahoon, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Cahoon, residing at Sixteen, was instantly killed while working in the Baldwin saw mill near that place, Monday. The accident occured while the young man was working near the carriage, a lever which he was operating broke and on striking the saw rebounded , striking him on the back of the heard, near the base of the brain. Leonard Cahoon was married just two months prior to his death.
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