The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-26
HEAL TIL AT
OLD BUFF ALO
Rest and Gayety Are Both to
Be Had There.
JUDGE MINOR RECOVERING
He Will Soon Be in Condition to Dis
pense Law and Equity Again.
Some Who Are
There.
MINOR RECOVERING

BUFFALO, LITHIA SPRINGS, July
25.-Old Buffalo. yea, verify, old as the
years go, as evidenced by the noble old
trees on its beautiful lawns. whose beauty
has not been mnrred by the hands Of
those SO eager to wage war on the lovely
things Of nature. Say Its surroundings are
primitive, and let It be admitted; even
its cozy, neat and attractive little cot
tages go to prove 1t, but how sweet and
clean; though. perhaps, wanting In some
OF the latest modern improvements. such
as electric bells, ETC., and these attach
ulents on the walls whereby we can touch
a button or move pin and instantly re-
ceiye from boy anything from Times.
Dispatch to a Scotch high ball or Man
haitian cocktail, neither one OF which lat
ter two could be had here under any cir
cumstances, though ono commanded all
the electricity Edison has ever handled.
Cleanliness Is conspicuous here. good
second to the prevailing godliness; yes,
old the dear place is, in more ways than
one, and the grandchildren OF those good
old time people who spent so many happy
days here are to-day making bright the
place when In years to como. other and
younger generations will again glide
through the waltz or enjoy to the fullest
extent the grand old Virginia Reel and
wake the echoes with merry laughter and
gay jests, bringing back. to sympathize,
the spirits of those dear departed ancas-
tors.
The company here. some seeking health
from It's good and unsurpassed waters,
others rest and pleasure. Is a goodly one,
Nd 10 al n
creation In the ball room, billiard room
and bowling alley.
Those who came here III needing espe-
cially the waters and rest, are all getting
Just what they sought, health and ease
from pain and nervousness.
JUDGE MINOR RECOVERING.
Notably among these Is Judge =, C. MI
nor. of your city, who now looks as II
he Is ready to dispense law and equity
as usual. Mrs Edward f. Cullen, OF AUS
tin. Texas. feels grateful indeed, for the
place and marvellous waters. as Mr. Gull
len has improved 80 greatly In short
while that he declares he Is WE'LL
We have good music, imported from
sunny Italy (via Philadelphia, PAD, and
sweet music Is dispensed three times a
day, twice In the open air and at night
from foreign land the tunes are good
old familiar ones--"Blue Danube" Straus
Waltzes, BIN Bailey" and Good Old
Summer Time"
But better still. there are numbers of
sweet singers and musicians of talent
whose voices and playing give untold
pleasure.
The Rev Or. Cabell, of Wilmington,
Del, preached week ago In the parlors.
and the services (Which are held usually
at II O'Clock every Sunday are made
unusually attractive by the management
of the music by Mrs. 8. Strudwick. or
Hillsboro. N. O., who Is here with her
husband and two sons Miss Reid or
New Bedford, Mass, Is the guest or her
slster Mrs, Strudwick.
Miss Maude Bullock has charming
high soprano voice and Is In great De-
mand. She is here with her mother and
father, Mrs and DR.. d. w. Bullock, the
eminent surgeon. of wilmington, N. c.
Miss Bessye Woodward, of Raleish N,
C.. whose mother Is here especially for
the waters has very. evident talent for
p,ano playing. her touch and rendering OF
certain classical compositions being ex-
quisite.
Dir. frederick p, Cooke, OF Wake For
est. N, c., kindly accedes to numerous
guests for the ever-popular ras-tme
tunes, accompanying himself most accept
ably oil the guitar.
Mr.. Hal Harris Is another whose voice
is In demand for the many impromptu
A MUSICALE GIVEN,
Tuesday evening" last thero was most