Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-10-12
Hot Springs

George Burries is here from A1bu.
querque taking the baths for a BAD
case of rheumatism and trouble in
uuced by over work in the Santa ~
shops during the rush times of The
war,
Frank Weaver ana L. f. Bacchus
Went to the vicinity of Carthage to
look at a well drilling rig on Tuesday
The Christian Endeavor met at The
nome of Mrs Jessie Roach last Tues
day evening for business reorganiza-
uon after the summer recess The
principal business of the evening ap-
peared to be the enjoyment of various
intellectual games and delicious re-
freshments consisting Of cake and
fruit salad. Pastor w. f. GRAY Sc
cured the consolation prize.
The special musical number at the
morning service last sunday was
beautifully rendered as duet by Mrs.
Peace and Mrs. Goodlue
A. J. Fitzgerald accompanied by
his wife, left on Monday for Portales
where they viii make their future
home.
Hot Springs learns with regret that
Harold Scott has sold his residence
property and will take his family TO
Las Cruces TO reside, Every member
Of the family viii he missed, from
Mrs. Scott who has been a faithful
and energetic worker in the commu-
nifty, to baby Phyllis Louise, late
addition to our population. who is al
ways welcome in Hot Springs.
Funeral services for Mrs. Amanda
Rhodes were held at the home of her
niece, Mrs, May Virgins, on Tuesday
and interment was made in the new
cemetery on the north side.
I. b, Norris had made the long trip
from Tuscaloosa, Ala, to take the
baths here, having heard the praises
OF these springs in that distant local |
ity.
Mrs Henry Belcher is in from the
ranch for sojurn of a few days, rest |
ing and taking the baths
Mr.. and Mrs. Allison arrived Wed |
nesday from Albuquerque to take the |
baths.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tommy Davenport
from Deming and Mrs. Dayenports |
mother Mrs. Rainbolt, from Clovis
are at the james apartments for two
weeks. for the benefit of Mrs. Daven-
port.
The state capital is represented by
Mrs. Wilson and Miss Park, who are
taxing The waters this week.
Mrs. Hutchinson left last Monday
for her home in Tucumcarl.
The driller succeeded in removing
the driil-bit from the James we'll last
week which increased the flow of the
hot artesian water considerably.
c. S. Brown was another Alhuquer-
suean in town last week.
H. A. Jsstro and Walter Bhchfield
were visitors from Deming last Mon
day
j. II. Evans came up from Las
Cruces last Monday to take the baths
Last Wednesday, Mr.. and Mrs
Harris of the Vera, took a party of
their guests over to the dam for an
afternoon of swimming and fishing in
the lake
w NJ. Gallie, a capitalist from New
Jersey, came in last Monday to look
over the situation here, Mr.. Gallie is
much impressed with the outlook and
is considering the erection of a S10,-i
10000 bath huse, utilizing the hot ar
tesian water which underies the
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. James took their
brother. Hubert Bryant. of Sawtelle, Il
Calf, to Ell Paso last Monday, leaving
their business in the capable hands of
Miss Alkaline Montoya.
Abram n. Chaves was a visitor
from Monticello last THURSDAY.
Walter Cook, president of the Mag Il
dslena Water company, came down
last Wednesday to get some really
good water, Mr.. Cook has been at
Hot Springs many times and his pref
erence for these waters has never de-
creased. Ii
Mrs II, G. Hendrix from Amarillo.
is reported rs making a very satisfac-
tory convalescence, and is expected to \
be able to leave her room in few
days. ,.....-... ......-.
Charlie Harris drifLed in tn Hot
Springs Wednesday from Elkhart
Tex. ......-,...
Miss Long and her sister. Mrs
Reagan left the last Of the week for
their home in Tueumcari, after several
weeks of bathing and drinking the
water. .....-,
The little daughter of Mrs. Oma
is a sufferer with broken
arm at the Rouse hotel, having fallen
from the back Of hurro last Wednes- /
day evening, .--...-
Emil James returned last Monday
from Roswell, whore he attended the ,
big doings. ''.....l.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Miller are vors
from the San Andreas booking for bar ;
gains in cattle for their ranch.
j. r. Heffernsn is able to be mp