Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1900-12-15
LOCAL LACONICS.
Dinner to the Com,nls.ionrrs.

Dinher 10 the commissioners.
The county board Of commissioners,
together with Supervisor-elect Gordon,
and Commissioner D. G.. Stanton,
were entertained at a sumptuous
spread at the County Home last We'd
nesday by Superintendent Gaulden and
wife. Superintendent Gaulden has been
giving the commissioners a good dinner
at least once a year for several years
past, and this year the occasion was an
especially enjoyable one.
Will Take Charge January 1.
Under the new constitution, consti-
tutional officers may assume their Of
fetal duties Immediately upon their
election and qualification, etc. Except
In the case Of Supervisor John F. Cor
don, all Of the elective county officers
in York county are their own success
sors. Supervisor-elect Gordon said, on
Wednesday, that he would probably
not qualify before the first day of jan
uary next.
The A. X. Presby terry.
Charlotte Observer, Wednesday: At
ed Presbyterian presbytery in Char
lotte, yesterday morning. a request
that the Pisgah and Gastonia churches
be separated was granted, as was the
request that the Gastonia church be al
lowed to have all of Rev. ]. c. Gallo
ways time. A request that Pisgah and
Bessemer churches be united was then
granted. Rev. Aaron Griffin was then
ordained to the ministry, and after his
ordination preached an excellent SER
mon from the text: "Ye are my friends
If you do whatever command you"
He will begin his work in Arkansas.
An Important Reference.
A reference was commenced In Rock
Hill, Thursday, before is. Brice, Esq,
referee, for the purpose Of running
down the assets Of the Rock Hill Real
Estate and Loan company. The pro-
ceedings have been instituted in the
case Of Jennie E. Hutchinson ct al,
against the Rock Hill Real Estate and
Loan company ct al. Major James F.
Hart and Mr.. G. WIS. Hart represent
the plaintiffs, and Messrs. Wilson &
Wilson the defendants. No idea Of the
real merits Of the case can be had at
this time, except that two years ago
the company was credited with assets
to the amount Of more than 100000, and
that last May the sheriff was unable to
find property sufficient to pay the taxes.
The reference now in progress Is ex-
pected to throw more light on the stu
alton.
Allison. Leech.
Hickory Grove correspondence Col
umbia State: Miss Reola Allison and
Dr. C.. G. Leech, two popular young
people of Hickory Grove, were married
in the A. r. P. church on Tuesday
morning, December 18th, at $50 o'clock.
Rev. J. L. Oates officiating. The cere-
mony was most beautiful and Impress
i've. The church was decorated in ex-
quisite taste. Captain John D. White
sides and Mr.. j. M. Leech off1ciated as
ushers. The attendants on the bride
and groom were: Miss Sallie Allison
with Hon. T. P. McDill; Miss Belle
Leech with Mr.. B. F. Scoggins. Prof.
Emil Warth presided at the organ. A
large company Of friends accompanied
the bridal pair to the station, where,
under a perfect shower Of rice, they
boarded the train for Charleston. DR..
and Mrs. Leech will return home next
Friday, and, on that evening, a recep-
ton will be given them at the home of
the proom's narents The bride and
groom were the recipients Of many
handsome presents from their host Of
admirers.