Garland Globe | 1906-07-14 | Page 1 | The Hot Springs

iThe Hot Springs. Quite a number of our people arc beginning be-ginning to realize that the hot springs, north of this city, afford bnthlng facilities that cannot be excelled in the state, and aro taking advantage of tho opportuni ties offered. It U only one and one-half one-half hours' drive to these sprlugs, and a good time to go is just before sunset. . i'or an evening' outing, there h nothing S BO.pleaaantaa a drive to the springs and tsiVe a plunge just after old Sol has sunk to rest In the western horiwm. After the bath a lunch on the water's edge Lt very palatable Indeed. This fol lowed by a cool drive- home again makes one feel refreshed and invigorated for the mo wow 'a hot and sultry battle.