Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-10-13
HOT SPRINGS

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Mr.. and Mrs. b. Jones are enjoy
ing visit from Mrs. Jones's sister,
Mrs. Il. j. Brown of Big Springs,
Texas, who will spend several
weeks in Hot Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Pankey were
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
II. p. Pankey Tuesday and Wednes-
day. j. l., is concerned in placing
his new invention, a demountable
automobile wheel rim for which he
lately received patent, with a de-
sirable manufacturing firm.
Mrs. w. A. Sheppard spent last
week visiting with her husband and
friends at Hermosa, returning
home Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fl. Winston
attended the republican meeting in
Hot Springs last Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Wolford and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Desinger were
visitors from Hillsboro last Friday
to hear the republican candidates
speak to a large and attentive audi
ence in the new James theater.
A pleasant courtesy extended the
republican speakers last Friday
evening was the presentation of a
fine basket of apples from Tularosa
by John P. Meadows as an express
sion of his own admiration and
that of his town for the candidates
whom he had heard in Tularosa be-
fore coming to Hot Springs. The
variety Of apple was the Stark's De-
licious and each individual, speci-
men was perfect in size, color and
flavor.
Mrs. II. d. Hill is confined to her
bed at the present time suffering
from an infected tooth which was
extracted, but not before serious
complications had developed.
DR.. A. C. and Mrs. White, Sam N.
and Mrs. Matson spent Sunday at
the lake and had as their guest
Mrs. K. P. Pankey. They reported
fishing uninteresting.
People of Hot Springs who did
not retire last Tuesday night before
the witching hour and who CHANGED
to observe the moon had the un-
usual experience of Seeing the fiery
cross that was formed about that
luminary and which is said not to
have appeared since the days of the
Roman emperor, Constantine. The
spectacle endured for several min
utes and disappeared by the grad
ual dimming of the ends of the
arms of the cross which were about
six diameters of the moon in length
and radiated from that body which
occupied the center of the figure.
Messrs. Charles Myers and Johnny
Kelley from the Black range coun-
try are spending some time in Hot
Springs visiting friends and rela-
tives and confiding the need for
rain on the hills.
Il. p. Pankey, accompanied by
Mr.. Cornelius, returned from a mo-
tor trip into old Mexico where they
went on a tour of investigation.
They drove about four hundred
miles through the sister republic
and found water and pasture to be
abundant below the line.
Some of the mothers of Hot
Springs met at the invitation of
Mrs. Crull and Miss Eleanor Fries
last Thursday in Mrs. Crulls school
room and formulated plans for the
organization of a Mothers club to
study child welfare. Among those
present were Mrs. George Bixby,
u. r.. Hall. w. S. Howard, Zettie
Chambers, w. A. Graham, Otto
GoetZ, Laura johnson, Mrs. Holton,
Miss Fries and Mrs. Crull.
E. Bacchus is teaching Mrs. Flaw
els room this week because of the
indisposition of the regular teacher.
Master Harley Skinner, accom-
panied on the organ by little Miss
Amelia Goetz, played a violin solo
very prettily at the Union Sunday
school last Sunday. The proficiency
and obliging disposition of the
young musicians of the town is
most gratifying to their teachers,
parents and friends.
The chamber of commerce re-
sumed their meetings Tuesday
night after a long summer recess
on account of the hot weather.