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November 27.1909
Gulf Coast Progress, page 4, column 1.
....Mr. Albert Heitzmann has purchased the vacant lot at the northeast corner of Hancock and Goodchildren street and will erect a dwelling and bakery thereon at once, having already a quantity of material on the ground....
December 11.1909
Sea Coast Echo, page 4, column 1.
... .Albert Heitzmann, well-known baker, is having constructed at the corner of Goodchildren and Hancock Streets for his own use and occupancy, a frame dwelling and bakery building. He intends to take possession of the premises within the next few days....
December 25.1909
Sea Coast Echo, page 8, column 4.
Albert Yenni was seriously cut over his right eye during the week by a foot adz, which was lying upon the ground with its sharp part turned upwards. Mr. Yenni, it appears was on a scaffold of the new Heitzmann building and falling was violently precipitated to the ground, with the above results.
Albert Heitzmann’s new bakery and residence, at the corner of Hancock and Goodchildren streets, has been completed and Mr. Heitzmann took possession of his new property on Thursday, turning out his first batch of bread therefrom on yesterday.
He has the best wishes of his friends for unlimited success.
(NOTE: a foot adz is similar to an ax to smooth rough handworked wood, the blade is perpendicular to the handle.)
January 22. 1910
Sea Coast Echo, page 4, column 2.
A jolly crowd of local Nimrods went up Jordan River during the week on board the commodious yacht “Mizpah” and enjoyed a day of real sport, bringing back a goodly trophy of game as an evidence of their success. Following were some of those participating:
Messrs. Chas. J. Schill, Claud Monti, D.J. Glover, Alcide Moran, Albert Heitzmann, Claiborne Netto, John Dilliard, Ed. Murray, Ildebrande Briganti. They expect to repeat the trip in the near future.
January 22.1910
Sea Coast Echo, page 4, column 3.
Mr. Albert Heitzmann, proprietor of the new bakery, corner Hancock and Goodchildren streets, announces the opening of a grocery store in connection with his present business and at the same stand. He intends to carry a fresh and complete stock and will cater to small and large trade alike.
January 22. 1910
Sea Coast Echo, page 4, column 3.
Mr. Albert Heitzmann entertained a large number of his friends on Wednesday night at a “house warming” party, at his new dwelling and place of business, comer of Hancock and Goodchildren streets. The affair was a most enjoyable one.
April 28.1910
US Census, Mississippi, Hancock County, Bay St Louis, Ward 3, Beat 5, Page 292B, Sheet 24B, S.D.6, E.D. 30, Goodchildren Street, Dwelling 79, family 83, Lines 53-57.
Albert Heitzman HeadMW26 Ml 5yrs MSMSLA English Baker Bakery Owns Reads writes mortgaged Home Mary A. Heitzman WifeFW22 Ml 5 yrs MSMSIreland English Homemaker reads writes.
Lillian L. Heitzman DauFW3 S MSMSMS English reads writes
Albert L. Heitzman Son MW2 S MSMSMS
Baby Heitzmann(Marion) DauFW 1/12 S MSMSMS
June 11.1910
Gulf Coast Progress, Bay St Louis, page 4, column 1.
... Mrs. Mamie Heitzmann, wife of Albert Heitzmann, was tried in Justice Breath’s court last Monday on a charge of carrying a concealed weapon. Her attorney Hon. E. J. Gex, asked for a jury and she was promptly acquitted. County Attorney Carl Marshall prosecuted the case.
(Note: she is 22 yrs old).