Alphabet File page 113

deMontluzin, Miss Corinne, has returned from her Louisiana visit. (SCE 7/1/1893)

 

DeMontluzin, J. A. #3066. Brother, Rene De Montluzin, Sister, Corinee Lewis, Sydie Pollatsek, Miss Florence Lewis, Miss Alice Whitney, Harold Sponl.  Filed Feb. 13, 1928 A.G.Favre, Clk.  (Wb. C. p. 146)

 

deMontluzin, Joseph Alfred. 22 Dec 1859 - 5 Feb 1928.  Born in Lunneville, France.  Druggest in firm of L.A. deMontluzin's Sons.  (SCE Jubilee 1942 pg 10).

 

deMontluzin, L. A. 108 N. Beach.  Later was Victory Hotel.  Burned in _____?(maybe Sep 24, 1927?) L. A. deMontluzin house at 108 N. Beach. (Photo BSL 100 Yrs, pg 51).  (I have an 8 x 10 of this photo)

 

deMontluzin, L.A., ad (The High School Idea, Vol 1, BSL March 1908) See Bay Waveland Yacht Club (from pamphlet in vault)

 

deMontluzin, Dr. & Mrs. L. A. - deMontluzin, Dr. and Mrs. Roger, of Baton Rouge, La. are spending awhile here, the guests of Dr. & Mrs L. A. deMontluzin.  (SCE 8/27/1892)

 

Mrs L. A. DeMontluzin is in New Orleans, the guest of Mrs. C. K. deLappe.  (SCE/10/22/1892)

 

DeMontluzin, Mr. L. A. contemplates an early repair to beautify his attractive beach residence. (SCE 01/07/1893)

 

deMontluzin, Mr. L. A., who has been on the sick list, is up and out again.  (SCE 1/21/1893)

 

deMontluzin, Mrs. L. A., left on Monday evening for a visit to the Crescent City.  (SCE 02/25/1893)

 

de Montluzin, Mrs. L. A., returned Wednesday noon from a three day visit in the Crescent City. (SCE 04/08/1893)

 

deMontluzin, Mrs. L. A., left Saturday for a few days stay in New Orleans.  (SCE 05/27/1893)

 

de Montluzin, Dr. Roger, and lovely lady, from Baton Rouge, La., arrived at the Bay Monday to spend a while with Dr. and Mrs. L. A. de Montluzin.  (SCE 8/19/1893)

 

deMontluzin, Mr. L. A., has returned from a visit to relatives in the Crescent City.  (SCE 12-9-1893)

 

De Montluzin, L. A. & Son drugs 121 S. Beach (Ph 48 thru 50, 55)

 

De Montluzin Drug Store.  (Photo pg 53 BSL 100 Years).  The Bay's Pioneer Drug Store-- L. A. deMontluzin sons is the oldest established and one of the most reliable drug stores of Bay St. Louis.  The business was founded over thirty years ago by the late L. A. deMontluzin.  This firm has established an enviable reputation for the stock of pure fresh drugs, druggist sundries, toilet articles, stationary that they have on hand at all times.  Special attention is devoted to the prescription department.  In addition, they have developed an enormous soda water and ice cream trade, which is due to the special pains and effort that they devote to this feature of their business.  Their drug store is centrally located, convenient to the post office, the banks and is directly opposite the new Pickwick Hotel on the Beach. (HCSB) PHOTO deMoutluzin, Mr. L. A., has his card in today's issue and has one of the most perfectly equipped pharmacies in this city.  Mr. deMontluzin has a long experience in his profession and his professional abilities are worthy of patronage.  In connection with the pharmacy a complete stock of perfumery, toilet articles, stationary, cigars and tobacco is kept constantly on hand.  (SCE 1-28-1893)

 

deMontluzin, L. A., chemist and pharmist, dealer in drugs, Chemicals and patent medicines, perfumery, toilet articles, etc., cigars and tobacco.  Soda and Mineral Waters.  Front near Main Streets. Bay St. Louis, Miss. Prescriptions a specialty. (SCE 2/11/1893 thru 5/13/1893)

 

deMontluzin, Mr. L. A., is having some repairing made to his pretty residence on the front road.  (SCE 02/18/1893)

 

de Montluzin, L. A. - It would certainly be an incomplete sketch of Bay St. Louis and her business firms should we pass by without mentioning the very popular and well-established drug business of L. A. deMontluzin, for he is doing a leading business.  Mr. de Montluzin cast his lot with this city and her interest nineteen years ago beginning here as a druggist and a chemist has now a good trade.  His store is replete with everything usually found in a first-class drug establishment and among the equipment is an elegant prescription case and he makes prescriptions his specialty, so when a prescription is laid on his prescription case you may feel sure that the drugs used in the compound will all be fresh and exact quantity called for will be given.  He owns city property and among others we must admire his city home. (present day #208 N. Beach Boulevard, CHG)  he is one of the best educated men in the South, or North either for that matter, and is a Frenchman by birth but besides his native tongue he speaks English, Greek, Spanish and part of the Choctaw, and is learned in the mother of all languages - Latin.  Mr. de Montluzin taught French school in New Orleans twenty-five years, and is a very fine educator as his retention in the school for so long a period would conclusively prove.  He has gained considerable popularity as a writer and his articles have attracted much deserved attention in the papers of New Orleans and France.

  When the Union was threatened, he was made captain of his company and they were all French to a man and the company was called "Saint James Frenchmen", and they did their part as nobly as any company that marched to war, loyal to their homes and State.  Returning again to their homes and friends when peace was again declared, Mr. de Montluzin continued to hold a position of command, as he is a leading citizen and always willing to aid any enterprise that demands the consideration of our people.  His views of the future of this city are exceedingly optimistic.  (SCE 05/20/1893)

 

de Montluzin, Dr. L. A., is spending a few days in New Orleans.  (SCE 12-2-1893)

 

  Guild dated June 23, 1976 deMontluzin Louis -Born in France.  Grew up in Belgium. Joined the army of Napoleon.  (Biography pgs 51 - 57,  BSL 100 Years).  Son Louis came to US in 1855. deMontluzin, Louis A., son of Louis de Montluzin, came to US in 1855 and settled in Convent, La.  Moved to BSL and opened an apothecary shop in 1878. His children were: Roger deMontluzin - deceased by time of 1942 article. Alfred deMontluzin - deceased by time of 1942 article. Rene - married Menie (Vene?) Lillian Word of Oxford, Ms. Rene Jr. - m. Emily Hosmer of Greenwood.   Loraine - single.   Fernand - m. -   Colonel R. E. E. deMontluzin -   R. E. E. Jr.-   Adrian -   Louis -   Jeanne deMontluzin deLappe   Alice deLappe Doll   Adrianne deLappe Sporl - C. A. Sporl   C. A. Sporl Jr.   Harold D. Sporl deMontluzin, Louis George Roger (S22-22c CEC Bk)

 

deMontluzin, Ludovic du Sauzay, born Dec 12, 1827 in Luneville, France, and died in BSL at his beach villa on 16 Nov 1907.  (SCE Jubilee 1942 pg 13 col 5)

 

deMontluzin, Rene - We are sorry to say that Mr. Rene deMontluzin was on the sick list this week. (SCE 8/13/1892)

 

deMontluzin, Mr. Rene, returned Tuesday noon from a trip to the Crecent City.  (SCE 04/15/1893)

 

deMontluzin, Mr. Rene, one of the polite and accommodating clerks of the Bay St. Louis Drug Store, left Monday for New Orleans and for Baton Rouge, La., where he will visit Dr. Roger deMontluzin.  He will be absent for some time.  (SCE 11-11-1893)

 

deMontluzin, Mr. Rene, returned this week from an extended visit to relatives and friends in Louisiana. (SCE 12-2-1893)

 

de Montluzin, Rene Sr. 208 N. Bch (Ph 55)

 

De Montluzin, Rene Jr. 208 (should this be 108?  phone book has 208.) N.  Beach (Ph 48 thru 50) 113 De Montluzin (Ph 55)

 

deMontluzin, Rene, 66, Garden of Memory 02 Jan 1977 (CEC)

 

deMontluzin, Mrs. Rene, Jr. (Emily) photo with Friends of the Library, (SCE 5/28/1978)

 

deMontluzin, Roger Dr., Son of Ludovic DeMontluzin. Born in St. James Parish, La. July 19, 1863 and died in BSL January 16, 1914.  Surgeon.  Practiced in Baton Rouge and N.O.  He was called "Doctor Roger".  photo.  Retired to BSL. (SCEJUB42p29)