There wasn't much to Okar when you were here--just a few shanties and a store.

Surely you remember!" Sanderson flushed.

"I reckon I do remember, now that you speak of it," he lied.

"But I don't think Okar has grown much." "Okar has grown to be an important town--for this locality," Mary smiled.

"You see, the railroad has made it grow.