Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-09-29

- Come and have piece Of Ja>k
Horner's pie, only SC. - :
= License to wed was issued last
Saturday to Geo. ". Toomb and
Anna NJ. Stewart, OF Stephen, Mimi.
The King in royal robes will re-
ceive your admittance fee at the
Mother Goose Market. Admission
1Oc.
- Mr.. H. L. Melgaard and family
and Mrs. A Olsen and daughter, of Ar
gyle, visited at A. Grindeland's last
Sunday.
John G. Smith and Anton Hill,
of Vega, left Monday evening for
Fergus Falls, Mimi, to serve as ju~
rors at term of q. s. court.
- H. II. Mumford and Walter
Whitney, two soldier boys from
Warren, returned home ON Monday,
they having been granted a Through
on account of not being well. The
14th Minnesota regiment has arrived
ut St. Paul and will lie mustered out
in a few days. James Carlton, an
other soldier from Warren, is serious
ly ill in a hospital at Knoxville,
Tenn.
THE SHEAF has a large stock
Of cards on hand and is prepared to
do all kinds OF camgaign printing in
the highest style OF the art for all
candidates regardless OF party poll
tics. All kinds of commercial print
ing, such as note heads, letter heads,
memorandum heads, bill heads,
statements, envelopes, notices, circu-
lars, announcements, programs, in
vitations, etc., done ut all times with
neatness and dispatch. When in
need of printing of any kind Gull at
| the SHEAF office.
- McEwen, the great hypnotist,
has been all the talk of the town this
week. His exhibitions at the Warren
Opera house on Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday evenings have at
tracted large audiences and standing
room has been at Il premium. Each
night about half a dozen young men
from the audience volunteered to
form class upon which the occult
art was practiced. Being placed un-
der the hypnotic influence each sub
ject at the professors Suggestion did
q fwho1e51tUt Of ridiculous things,
which under a normal condition one
can not think they would do, the re-
suit being paroxys1ns Of laughter
and fun without end for the audience.
Among other things the subjects at
his suggestion would get TN arm or a
leg rigid and incapable Of being bent,
would open their mouths and be un-
able to close them, would forget
their names and become greatly per-
picked on that account, would mag
inc themselves at a circus performing
all sorts OF acrobatic feats, attend
and take part in prize fights, dog
fights, base ball games, sell imagi-
nary pop corn and pea nuts among
the audience, would fish out OF an
imaginary pond with string tied to
a stick, and many other ludicrous
| acts, too numerous to mention.
There was also a serious side to the
performance, the professor explain
ing briefly the subject of hypnotis'n
and some OF it's phenomena and held
/ it up as a science worthy OF study
and investigation. An interesting
feature OF each evening was the per-
Torrance OF Miss Grace Maynard,
said to be the greatest cataleptical
subject living. Placed in the cata-
leptic state her muscles and whole
body would become rigid and stiff as
a rod OF iron. While in this condi-
ton she was placed on two chairs,
one under her shoulders and the 9th
er under her feet, representing a hu-
man bridge, and capable OF support
ing three or four men. who stepped
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