Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-09-28
Hot Springs

c. c. Ward, who has been taking a
supplementary course Of baths, left
yesterday for a visit with his daugh-
tiers in FL PasO before returning with
his Wife, who is also in Ell Paso. to
their home in Nara Visa.
Emil James returned last Monday
from Hillsboro, where he had been
attending commissioners court.
Hot Springs is glad TO welcome back
10 the community j. Il. Heffernan, ST.,
and family.
The Chamber of Commerce, aided
by the postmistress of this place, is
making an earnest effort to educate
the public to recognize and use the
! proper name of this place-Hot
Springs-instead of Palomas Springs,
which latter name has been discarded
| reports the Burro mountain division of
and Hot Springs legally selected.
| Alexander WOODBURY. of Tyrone has
been in town for a few days. He
| the Phelps Dodge interests as doing
/ only development work at the rate of
about 5000 feet per month. They
have a large quantity OF ore on hama
and will not commence active produce
ton for some time.
Matt Dunn is here from Corpus
Christi for the baths. Mr.. Dunn for
tunately left Corpus Christi couple
of days in advance of the storm that
| devastated the Gulf coast.
Mrs. Bonem returned to her home
in Tucumcari after a course of baths,
last Friday.
Ben Wiggans, son of Mrs. May Wig
gans of this place, left last week to
enter school at Clovis. where he will
spend the winter in the home of his
grandparents.
Mrs. r. C. Bacchus is in receipt of
letter from her daughter, Miss Alton
Bacchus, who is taking first year high
school work in the Albuquerque high
school, expressing great satisfaction
with her school and work.
Miss Anna Bauman of Roswell is a |
late arrival suffering with an extreme |
ly painful case of inflammatory rheu- !
matism of the right forearm.
r. +. Wheeler left to join the south |
western force of painters at Dawson |
Saturday.
Clay DAWSON is spending few days
with his wife and babies at the Rich
ardson.
County Agent DIR. p. II. Smith, re- |
turned from Hillsboro the last of the |
week. This seems to be the doctors |
busy season as he is almost constant |
ly visiting various points in response |
to calls in his line of business.
w. A. Graham, Sr., has been adding |
some improvements to his residence in
East Hot Springs.
The new school bell is heard these
morning cheerily ringing the young
sters to school. The children take
great pleasure in the sound as the bell
was purchased with money that they
themselves largely helped to earn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Howard left
10 60, Of
well.
Mrs Pat Bowman returned to her
home at Anthony yesterday, This is
Mrs. Bowman's second visit to the
Springs in eight years.
Mrs. +. Q. Gibbons has moved out
to her ranch one half mile east of
town, where she is costly installed
again at Castle Cove"
George f. BiXby was in from the
Jawzoo ranch visiting his family over
DR.. William and DIR. John Starley,
who have spent some time here for
the benefit of DR.. John Starleys
health are preparing to start overland
for their home at Ft Sumner in few
days.
Hanson Newman and his sons, sam
and Edo, of Long Beach, Calf, We're
in town over night last week on their
way up to Rosedale to visit Mr. New
mans daughter, Mrs C. A. Lewis.
The board of trustees of the Union
chapel have been repairing the chapel
his week, putting in missing window
glass and new door and otherwise
improving the appearance of the
The equinoXial storm arrived at Hot
Springs on schedule time, bringing a
-wo days rain that was exceedingly
chilly and uncomfortable.
j. w. Dalton and wife carried a
ruck load of cripples, consisting of G.
=. Ward, +. M. Blackman and r. C.
ADAMS over to the dam last Thursday
or a delightful afternoon of fishing
II lake b. M. Hall.