What People Are Doing in Gross Point

Miss Elsie Ludovicy is visiting her uncle in Birnamwood, Wis.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Jos. G. Bauer last Sunday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hens have moved into the upper flat of Mr. E. Meyer on Schiller street.
The marriages of Mr. Sam Tump to Miss Mabel Jones of Racine took place at Racine, Wis., last Tuesday, They will make their home on Asbury avenue, Evanston.
Mr. Joseph Elden left last Saturday for Columbia, S. C., to visit his brother-in-law, John Niggel, and to investigate conditions with a view of moving there with his family later on.
Mr. John J. Peters, the local representative of the "La Feria Land Co.", his wife, and Mr. and Mrs. Mike Balmes left last Tuesday for Texas, and a trip into old Mexico. Mr. and Mrs. peters will return after ten days, but Mr. Balmes, who has just recovered from a four weeks' illness, has the intention of staying a month or more if conditions are favorable.
In the death of Mr. Markus Mick, one of the most prominent residents of Gross Point passed away last Thursday. He was 75 years of age, and came here forty-five years ago with his wife from Trier, Germany. He was a well preserved man for his age and yet, after only a week's sickness he died. He was buried at St. Joseph's cemetery being the biggest ever witnessed here. He was a member of both the St. Joseph's society and the Catholic Order of Foresters.