Lower coast gazette., 1910-01-22
PARISH NEWS.
Mrs. Sarah Matulich Johnson

Mrs. Sarah Matulich Johnson.
On Wednesday evening, Jan. Il,
Mrs. Sarah Matulich Johnson, wife OF
VIM. P. Johnson, dies at her home IN
Point Pleasant. Mrs. johnson was the
daughter of Henry Matulich and Eph-
rosine Cosse and was born at this place
Oct. q, 1882. Having been raised here
and being known to all far and wide as
a woman of fine character and sternng
worth her death came as a great shock.
The esteem in which this excellent
woman was held was fully attested to
by the many people that assembled at
the funeral, the largest seen at Point
Pleasant in many years. Mr.. Johnson's
little home was completely broken up
bv the untimely death Of his wife, and
the little girl baby a few days OLD
and the sympathy OF many friends are
the on]v consolation left the husband
and parents in their sorrow. The "a
zETTE extends sincere sympathy to the
bereaved ones.
Pilot Town
On Monday evening, January lo,l9lo'
Capt. NJ. J. Harvey and Mr.. II. Har"
sen of Chicago, Ill. while on their way
to Miami, Fla. in the trim little launch
Eleanor III stopped at Pilot Town and
were the guests Of the Misses Savage
for several days.
Tuesday morning Capt. Harvey IN
vited Mr.. j. B. Savage and family for
q pleasant launch ride. They visited
the Pass a Loutre light house and were
entertained by Messrs. c. Thompson
and J.. +. Savage jr. e
Wednesday evening. quite an ENJOY
able launch ride, given by'Capt. Harve!
in honor of Miss 4. c. Salvage, wa
participated in by Misses Alice an
Birdie Salvage, Deborah Wright, Gen
Eelger and Annie Savage. Messrs
L. +, Alexander: b: Wood, Z. Wright
II. Hansen, R. Wright W. Savage
, p. Wortz, E. Breen and Capt. N. .
i, Harvey g., 1~<"3
+ Capt. Harvey and Mr.. Hansen lie:
, Pilot Town Thursday morning with TT
good wishes of their friends for a sal
: voyage to Florida.
MIR. J. B. Savage, jr., assista'
: light house keeper Of Pass a Lout
i, visited friends and relatives here Su
v day. '@
S Empire.
y The death Of Mrs. William Johns
a Of Pointe Pleasant which occurred Ia
n Wednesday evening, came as a sad 81
-, prise to her many friends in this nele
- borhood. Mrs. johnson had been III
L. couple of weeks, but was seeming
!. much better, when she suffered a
d lapse and passed away before med'
10 aid could be summoned. The deceas
was endowed with a amiable disposit
and engaging personality, and Y
u much loved by q large circle. OF re
tives and friends. She is survived
m her devoted husband and infant dau
10 ter, her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. N
ulich, three sisters and one brotf
~ Interment took place Friday morn
in the Pointe Pleasant cemetery,
or was largely attended. Rev. rat
he Veil officiating. -. p
as Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Buras are rec
he ing congratulations upon the birth
ks son.
ITS Truck farmers are busily engaged
a planting lettuce and cauliAower.
Levee contractors are delighted
nj the fine weather and work is b
fastened. u. H. -. -
The Mr.. Joseph Hingle is at his post
md more, in his store. u.
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nd -. BuraS.
DR.. l.. Cognevich's friends IN
-; parish are glad to know that he
opened up an Office at F.asterl'ngs
CIR will be there Monday and Tuesda
0ge each week. =
III Mrs. Paul Rihner entertained
many friends at a progressive e.
last Saturday night. Those pr
were: Mrs. G.. Munsterman, MR.
Woods; Misses T. and K. Schoenbe
4, F. and E. Butler, L. Koebel, M.
,gu- ply, M: Yeager and C. Stock
Messrs G. Munsterman, M. Chll'
S. and M. Schoenberger, c. Woo
8 " Carlson, E. Albert, B. Buras.'