STEWART LOGLE
Arizona Republican Newspaper
April 5, 1905

Stewart Logle, little son of Rev. and Mrs. George Logle died 
late Monday evening in Tucson and is to be buried in Flagstaff 
on Friday.  Mr. and Mrs. Logle are expected here on the morning 
train from the south and will leave tomorrow on the Santa Fe.  
Mr. Logle is known to many people here as he has been in this 
city often during the seven years of residence in the 
territory.  Until last fall he was pastor of the Presbyterian 
Church of Flagstaff and left only that he might be in a lower 
altitude for his little son whose heart was affected by the 
elevation of Flagstaff.  Last June he spent here supplying 
the pulpit of the Presbyterian church.  In August he passed 
through the city on one of the detoured trains from California 
taking the body of his only daughter for burial in Flagstaff.  
Stewart is the only other child of the family.  Mr. Logle is 
now pastor of the Presbyterian church at Douglas.  A few weeks 
ago it was discovered that the former trouble threatened the 
boy and his parents immediately started for Phoenix but 
because of the going out of the Gila bridge they were stopped 
in Tucson.  Word received only a few days ago gave hope that 
the change was restoring the child and the improvement was so 
marked that the father returned to Douglas leaving Mrs. Logle 
and Stewart in Tucson until the bridge should be thoroughly 
tested when they were to come here for treatment.