Gonzales Co. TX: Obituaries - Logan, Lawrence Lee	July 8 1921
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Gonzales Inquirer
Lawrence Lee Logan Dies

That in the midst of life we are in death was again brought home to this 
community late Thursday evening when the sad news spread that Lawrence Lee 
Logan, one of the city's young business men, had died at 6 o'clock, following a 
brief illness.

The Inquirer understands that Mr. Logan was very ill with appendicitis when 
removed to the City Sanitarium where an operation was performed in the hope of 
saving his life, but that it was too late, death following a few hours later.  
He was reported able to be up and about early in the day.

He leaves a grief stricken wife, two brothers, Ed Logan, a half brother, and E. 
L. Logan and a sister, besides a number of other relatives.  He was born and 
reared here and was a son of the late Winn Logan.  His grandfather was among 
the pioneer citizens of the county, the Logan family being old timers in this 
immediate section.

Mr. Logan was only 34 years, 11 months and 16 days of age.  Four years ago he 
was united in marriage to Miss Freda Ronshausen, daughter of Henry Ronshausen 
of this city, the couple settling down to happy wedded life, and moving into a 
home of their own out on North Avenue some time ago.

For several years Mr. Logan was connected with the Gonzales Telephone Company 
as line man, but of late he was in the restaurant business, being proprietor of 
the Highway Lunch Room at the time of his death.  Genial in disposition and 
enjoying the warm regard and esteem of all who knew him, his sudden passing has 
filled the hearts of many friends with deep regret.

The remains will be laid to rest this afternoon in the City Cemetery, following 
funeral services conducted at the family residence by Dr. W. K. Penrod at 5 
o'clock.

In her great bereavement, the sorrowing wife will have the sincere sympathy of 
every one.


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