MONDAY, FEB. 10, 1019CUKRSTO N E C11 IlON ICI,ESn in| j 1Local Events and Affairs of Business in a Bustling CityHM. • ■»„!•»lt;l lie ice; is sieauny j t* ***..and bv the time the ice harvest isVover it should be up to the standard of former years. The snow ol last week came just in time as it enable.the icemen to skid the heavy cakeslong distant cs with litt!* trouble.cclt;S«.* yt»KfuSergeant Patrick McGuire writes his parents, Mr. anti Mrs. James Me-j vv Guire of Twin Lakes that he is with j githe American army of occupation on j H German soil.AA.ofofPrivate Oie Knudson of lfartland is reporte-i as wounded, degree undetermined, in a nrcent casualty list.The Albert Lea Study Club meets this afternoon in the Business Men'sI fjyLeague rooms. ^Miss Sylvia Kipp of‘Cedar Rapids is the guest of her sister, Mrs. K. F.# I gl!Wefitrum. t,.. i byThomas C. Jensen, ex-pnvate in j Uncle Sam's army, arrived home last week and has resumed his position at I the American Gaa Machine Company. jtlt;H. E. Skinner, A. V. Ovem and H. pn C. Day have Is en appointed by Gov- ^ emor Burmjuist to represent Free-. me Ixm county at the convention in Min-jtht neapolis of the League to Enforce j for Peace. The League will be addressedby such notables as ex-Pre. ident TaL, nev Henry Morganthau, Congressman \{rVan Dyke and many others. !Mr. and Mrs. Thorsen of llumbolt, i '*nra-*** in tilt* 1‘lfv 11 rdll V’ { H