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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-01-02
Boundary Line in Dispute.

The boundary line between Missouri
and Iowa was once matter Of dispute.
Both states claimed strip Of land
comprising $500 SQUARE miles In what
is nov the southern tier Of counties In
Iowa. The dispute was carried to the
supreme court OF the United States In
1877 and decision favorable To Iowa
handed down two years later.
The original act fixing the boun.
daries Of Missouri provided that the
north line should run east from a
point where the meridian line running
north from the mouth OF the IA"
river intersected the parallel of lati.
tude passing through the rapids Of
the Des Moines river. That was
known as the Indian bour dairy line
IL had been surveyed In 1916 by John
G.. Sullivan, for whom II Is believed
sullivan county was named, to Tx the
north limit Of the Usage cession In
Is0s.
sullivan went one hundred miles
north from the mouth OF the kaw
river and established a corner, but by
mistake 1t varied a little from true
east and west line. However. when
Missouri was admitted to the Union.
In 1877, Sullivan's survey was recog.
nized As tie Indian boundary line
and named as the northern limit o.
Missouri.
An early Missouri legislature order.
ed a new survey and new line was
run about ten miles north Of the Sui
Ivan line. This survey was based or
the description In the constitution
which called for parallel Of latitude
passing through the rapids OF the
River hes MoincS" Tie survey wa,
made Joseph u. Brown and was known
a. browns Line" For several year.
the two states conducted a converse.
tional war over the disput ed territory
a poliiica move to have Missouri o.
cupy the strip by force failed
Tie .disputo went 10 the lnite1
States supreme court IN lSiI and ~
1910 the court decreed that the Usage
line run by sullivan Ia 1916 was the
true northern boundary of Missouri
and that 1t was this" Indian BOUNDARY
Line" from the northwest corner T.
the Des MoineS river to which the &C
OF congress referred when Missouri
was made state. A few Of the Sui.
li,an boundary posts may yet ::be
found.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-01-02

the bride wore a gray tailored suit Of
English tweed, with collar and cuffs
Of gra, fur. She wore black velvet
hat trimmed with gray bird Of para.
disc.
One Of the features Of the Wedding
was the collegiate atmosphere. The
bride chose this date as her girl and
boy friends would all be home from
school for their Christmas vacations.
The gruumsmen were all Sigma Chi
fraternity brothers OF Mr.. Pinkston,
and the brides attendants were all
college girls. The bride received her
education at Monticello college. God.
frey. III.
Among tie out.of.town guests we're
Mrs. W. e.. Price. Neosho. Mo-; Mr..
and Mrs. \. n. Dalton and sons. Mrs.
Lawren Price. Kansas City: Mrs.
ora Ware. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. I. Moore
and Miss Mary Moore. Oregon. Mo-
Mr.. and Mrs. n. ". Montgomery
Miss Frances Montgomery, Mr.. Nea
Montgomery. Skidmore: Mr. and
Mrs. David Gelvin, Maitland. Mo.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-01-02

Miss Rowena Pierce has returned
from . visit with friends IN Sale m,
Neb.
George Meyer, aged about II, son
OF Rev. W. l.. Meyer, has been quite
sick, the past week.
Mrs. Cora Mssangale and son, Al
bert, OF Crazy, Mo-, spent Christmas
with her father, Levi Lynch,
Mont Rocker, OF Omaha. was
here during the holidays with his
mother, Mrs, l., NJ, Rocker, and 9th.
err relatives.
Elmer Swope, who resides on tho
Il. G. DUNCAN farm, four and a half
miles northwest of Forest City, Is re-
ported very sick.
James Rostock was in Mound
City, Tuesday evening Of last week,
where he and Miss Eva Sharp played
for social dance.
Fire from defective fiue caused
a slight damage to Cyrus II. Kunkel's
residence, In Forbes township, Wed.
nesday, December 81.
f. NJ. Austin, wife and family, of
St. Joseph, we're here over Christmas
with Mrs. Austin's mother, Mrs. L.
NJ. Rocker, and other relatives.
Neal and Frances Montgomery,
OF Skidmore, were the guests OF their
grandparents, Robert Montgomery
and wife, OF this city, this week.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-01-02
Presbyterian Church Notes.

1.-The Achievements OF the Church"
will be the subject Of the sermon next
Sunday morning. Is the church los
ing It's influence or Is II the greatest
force in the world today Services
at $50 p. m. as usual.
Mr.. Cunningham gave Us a good
sermon last Sunday with many help
full thoughts OF the season.
The pastor had the pleasure Of
preaching to an audience that filled
the South Methodist church IN For.
est City last sunday night He sup.
piled for Mr.SmallN God, who preached
at the union meeting here.
Tie Christian Endeavor Society
will hold a public meeting at $50 Sun.
day night, January II. Mr.. and Mrs.
Cunningham will bring all their col.
lectio Of African curios and explain
them and their Use and the customs
Of the African people. A musical
program will also be given and sill.
yer offering topay the society's pledge
to Foreign Missions will be taken.
Look for program In next weeks pa.
per
Let us begin the New Year by a
full attendance at sunday school next
sunday.
We extend our very grateful thanks
to our people for many kindly Christ.
mas membranes and particularly
Tor the envelope full Of greenbackS
that Wa handed to H. Christmas
morning. May tie coming year bring
TO you all much Happiness and many
opportunities for usefulness IN the
Masters service.
+. \. CLAuErr. Pastor.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-01-02
Evangelical Church Announce.
ment.

There will be preaching In oregon,
next SUNDAY morning, aud Al night al
NickelTs Grove,
Rev, Cunningham, returned mis-.
sionary from Africa, will lecture AT
Nickel ST rove, next sunday morning.
Monday night, Ian. -, AT Nickelrs
Grove church. Miss Edna Ertlmryer,
from Osaka, Japan, viii tell Of her
work among the Japanese. She viii
also be IN Oregon, AT the Evangelical
church, Tuesday night, Jan. -, Miss
Erifmeyer Is 4 daughter Of Rev. G. +.
Ertrmeyer, former Presiding Elder OF
this conference district. Miss Edna
has spent seven years IN Japan, and
Is now home for u years rest, and We
feel highly favored to have her with
us for two nights. \ cordial invita-.
tion Is extended To anyone to come
and hear these lectures, No admis-
sion charges, only collection to de.
fray travelling expenses.
There will he quarterly meeting
over the third Sunday OF January In
Oregon. Il, W. WEIDEMIER,
Pastor
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-01-02
Accidentally Shot.

James Duke, Of near forteScue,
was accidentally shot, Monday Of this
week. December -. lie was helping a
neighbor butcher, and was scraping a
hog, when a young lad, aged about
u years, who was fooling with a
pump rifle. accidentally discharged
It, the ball entering his leg, on the
inside. near the thigh. INJECTING a
painful llc~n wound, and slivering
the bone very slightly. The bullet
was finally located and removed. and
while tie wound Is pretty sore, he j.
nov doing all right. and no serious
results are apprehended.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-01-02
kOOCK at Oregon
Christian Church Notes.

We fell below our average In sun.
day school last SUNDAY, only ~ pres.
cnt, Tie average In SUNDAY school
for 1913 was ~ This Is the best at
tendance In the history Of tlie church,
Tie SUNDAY school showed their ap.
officers aud teachers by electing them
for another year, without a change.
II Il pleasant to have such efficient
workers connected with the Sunday
school. feel under obligations to
each officer and teacher for making
our Sunday school success the past
year, They have caught the vision
and have placed their average AT l5O
for 1914. Our motto, Every pupil a
booster for our Sunday school"
We all enjoyed very much the
short, snappy, program, given by our
boys and girls Al Oregon and Union
on Christmas night. Tie houses were
beautifully decorated for the occa'
sion, the trees being the prettiest We
have had for number Of years. We
are under many obligations to the
program committee al each place foI
their work In preparing these pro-
grams. After the presents were dis
tributed, and all received a treat
from the school, We returned to ouI
homes, wishing each other "a happy
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-01-02
Educational News.
(BY EARL A.. ROCK, COUNTY ~

lBS EARL A. ROCK, COUNTY sUPT.I
Afte, an e,iov.b,e vacatiop. most
OF the schools re.opened las, Monday.
MANY teachers and nunils enter the
second semester with New Year
reso,u,,on IN do NOR. and more If.
tic,en, wo,k ,ban vas done the first.
NAV .,c,, d,s,,ic, i,,y. mos. i'm.
proyemen,s and mai. yrea,.r ,r,yress
during ia. ve,r ,oii ,ha,.v. hsfor.
Niss uI,nc,,o C,i...II a, t,.i. CON.
ter has tw.n,v.one enroIl.d s,x of
wLom ar. !, ia. .,,,,,,h Grad. uo,h
nun,l. and ,s,rh., ,,. .n,Ins.d IN
,,.,, ,,o.l
Miss Grace x.,,ish and ,uoiis at
I.onesome arc much s,,hussd in their
work. There are ,birtv.six enrolled.
Hy. of wbom ar. IN tho .,y,,,h Grad.
three are reviewing. and Two are I'm
the seventh. The board las In.
stalled new single seats. They are to
he commended for this valuable i'm.
provement. Miss Kennish and pupils
will take up hand work, manual train.
Ing and sewing the second semester.
Miss Ella Gafrney and pupils at Mt.
Hope have manual training on Wed.
nesdays, and nature study on Fridays.
lie boys bring Tools and materials
from nome lhe gir's DO sewing and
emDroidery WORK.
",s, ..o'a "c's'' !, 'eac'lihe i'ei
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ma, s.,onI - + r,u.t
Latin Course In tie High school, '
Lena Cole.
"Sclf.Goyernmcnt and Discipline II,
the High School" &. u. IIogrefe.
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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-01-02
A Christmas Program.

Df all the most interesting programs
at this Christmas time In this com.
munity none were more interest Ing
and enjoyable than that given In the
Primary room of our public schools.
10y Mrs. Murphy and her brvy Of -
little folks. Mrs. Murphy, the teacher,
had invited In a number Of parents
and friends OF the little folks, TO enjoy
the occasion with them and most
pleasant hour was spent together.
The program, In perfect keeping with
the day, was given entirely by the
pupils. and without hesitancy or
mistake anywhere, and again and
again elected the heartiest applause
from the visitors, With the many
good things on the program, consist.
ing Of recitation, song and dialogue,
were two very unusual parts. one
was the coming of the Three Wise
Men From the Far East" bringing
their myrrh and incense with TO
annoint the Saviour OF the World,
and the other Was the representation
OF every civilized country on the globe,
each telling through their representa-.
ton how Christmas was celebrated In
their respective countries. The room
was beautifully decorated for the &C.
casion, and In the southwest corner
OF the room stood q finely decorated
tree, with many presents upon and
about It for the teacher and pupils,
the tree, having been purchased by
the children themselves with pennies
they had been saving for the months
past In anticipation Of the delightful
hour. On lines drawn across the room
were hung large stockings, filled with
candy, and at the foot OF the tree
were many delicious oranges, and
when the program was concluded
each child was presented with a sack
of the candy and an orange, and each
upon receiving his or her gift, thank.
ed the teacher and at the same time
wished her most pleasant vacation
visit. When the program was an.
nounced as finished, the visitors came
forth with their hearty congratula-
lions and appreciation Of the efforts
upon the part OF the school, and all
went to their homes feeling that q
most enjoyable hour had been spent
together. A Visitor.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-01-02
The Ministers Alliance.

VIII meet nexi Monday, Jan. !, al
Mrs. llershner's at T. o'clock sharp,
for dinner, and the regular monthly
meeting, An address viii he given
by Rev. Martin Armstrong, the evan
gelis,, who viii he conducting the
meetings al the Methodist church.
All ministers in the county are cor
daily invited to attend. u yon are
notify the secretary.
II, a, CLAaErr, Secretary.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-01-02

Esther, the bright little two.year
old child, OF Circuit Clerk Durham
and wife, Is very sick, the symptoms
indicating typhoid fever, We hope,
however, that she Is not as serious as
reported to DO, and that she will be
sll right again In Q few days.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-01-02

lDr. Leonard Iiotkin. Of Cherry.
vale. Nan. was AT home with his
parents. -. T., Botkin. wife aud fam.
.ly. OF near New Point. over the hol.
daNs
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-01-02

Miss Grace bailey and Mr. Reed
Bailey entertained at their beautiful
country home TUESDAY evening. he.
cember Joth. The rooms we're iayishly
decorated Contests Of various kinds
were the program of heeyening. At
a late hour two.course luncheon was
served. When tile time arrived TO
depart the whole bunch declared that
they had had the time uf their lives
and that tie HALEY bunrl" we're
sure royal entertainers. Tile gues' I,
we're; Misses Rosa Noclis SCH. katherine
King, Grace Alkire. Josephine Murray.
lIeulah klopp. Neiic rrusSman: HOPE
and Neil Ruerkef. of Broken BoN q.
Nebraska: Mr>srS. Hugh pennel, Wi.
l'fuSSnan. Robert No,lisch, Asby
Grecne, Avon murray, Hanson Murray
Ward Ilcadlry, Lester bailey, merrill
Bailey, Bruce burgess
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-01-02

Mrs. william Morris was at home,
Tuesday evening, December 30, to a
large number Of her friends In honor
Of Mrs Conrad. The first part OF the
evening was spent In guessing con.
test where the meanings Of flowers
were to be guessed. In this Miss
Harris. Miss Peret aud Miss Zachman
tied for first prize and we're forced to
cut, the latter being the lucky one.
Then everyone wrote a New Years
resolution. Mrs. killam received the
prize for the best resolution. At a
suitable hour dainty refreshments
were served.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-01-02
Society.

Ina and Mae Botkin we're the
hostesses to the Fudge
Club" Tuesday, December 20. A
course dinner was served at twelve
and Immediately after dinner, Anna
Curry, whose engagement has just
been announced, was surprised with a
silk hose shower The afternoon was
spent In playing auction bridge.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-01-02

was uteo'atNb WIN sth'ah ANU "tlttt
roses, while pink roses and ferns were
used for the music and RECEIPT ion
rooms, The dining room Was lighted
with numerous green and white flick
ering candles. The table was appoint.
ed with large wicker basket tied
with butterfly bow Of green tulle,
and arranged with white roses and
spengera ferns, From the dome fell
sprays Of spengera. The wedding cake
was placed on the serving table In a
bed Of green and white tulle and ferns,
and was cut by the bride. Over the
windows and doorMays ran vines OF
southern smilax and on the buffet
were clusters of bride roses.
The bride presented her maids with
gold friendship bracelets, and the
ushers were given seal leather bill
cases with the monogram and date
done In gold. The bridegroom gave
his best man a silver pencil, Mr.,
Pinkston and his bride left last even
Ing for two weeks honeymoon trip,
ana after February will go to house
keeping 1t their new home. Montrose
place, which WAS gift to them from
the brides parents. For going away
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-03
WELLSBURG

wELLSBURG. W. Va. Sept. "A
special session OF the city council has
been called for Thursday evening at
1880 o'clock. TO consider two import.
ant questions now before the people
OF the city. The question OF the dis.
posal OF the city garbage viii come up
and a local man will likely be found
to take charge OF the removal OF the
waste under the terms of the contract
OF Mr.. Mock, who is no longer on the
job. For the past several days the
city sas taken charge of the work.
James Lauck being hired to do the
hauling
Also the recently enacted city ordi,
nance putting a license on automobiles
and vehicles will come up for consid.
ersc1of. and no doubt a lengthy discus
zion will take place The mayor said
this afternoon. that anyone who de
sired could come and give their opin.
ion on the ordinance, and Il is expect.
ed that the meeting OF council viii be
largely attended.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-03
MIseeIIaneou. shower.

Last evening. at her home on Yam.
kee street. Mrs. Albert Carmichael
entertained with miscellaneous
shower. In honor OF Miss Mabel Fow.
Ter. who will soon wed Mr.. James
Hedges. The house was prettily deco
rated In yellow and white, the pre-
dominant colors. ten scheme being
carried out all over the house. A
house OF mystery was one the features
of the evening. II being used to show
the ups and downs OF the world. es.
pecially In married life A three
course luncheon was served. At the
conclusion OF the luncheon. before
Miss Fowler could arise from the
table a large quantity OF rice was
showered upon her from a box above.
Many beautiful and useful gifts were
showered upon her Those presen,
were: Misses Ethel CUMMINGS. Car.
RE McGlumphy. Minnie Linton, Elean.
OF Davies. Hazel Montgomery. Nan
Batchell Margaret Fegan. Mabel
Fowler. Ethel Glass and Belle Bra.
shear; Mesdames Howard Bardes
Mrs. Smith OF Sebring. Ohio. AIber,
Shaddock. Rufus Rodgers OF Wells.
Vile. Ohio, and the hostess, Mrs. AL
bert Carmichael.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-03
Painful Accident.

Miss Bertha Simpson. OF Follansbee.
teacher In the public schosls OF that
city. sustained a painful injury last
evening when the porch swing u
which she was sitting pulled loose
from its hook in the roof Of the porch.
and In falling TO the floor a small bone
in he fright leg. near the ankle. was
broken. Miss Simpson had attended
the storytelling meeting on the hill.
with others OF the Brooke county
teachers. and was visiting with the
Misses Pomeroy. OF High street. where
the accident occurred. The mishap IL
a deplorable one, as IL will incapaci-
tate Miss Simpson from attending fur.
Their meetings Of the institute. and will
probably connne her TO her home for
several weeks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-03
FINANCIAL.

spent Tuesday with Mrs. W a. Hunter.
or West Main street
The Misses NmnnHa ADD r-I0rrura
Itcrs ere homo from Vlan with
friends On Marietta and cleveland
Mrs. Lulu Berto End con. Alfred. 81
Wheeling. spent Sunday and Monday
me Euest ~ her sister. Mrs Carl Glib
son. ~ this place
pr and Mrs p p. white are homo
rom months stay o. Pressure faio.
Daniel Ramsey. who has long been
n fnFltlNr from Justice was taken fn
thie morning hV officer David Wilson.
George Hunter nf West Main afrrrf.
n spending TIE week with relatives in
Mount Vernon
Air and Mrs. Robert uovd and son
nav returned 90 their home in Tlifonn-
vile after visit with hcir many
friends here
Miss Ellen Connor. 81 North chestnut
street. a. visiting her sister. Mra. CLYDE
IulEer. ~ 81 fI1lraNiilf. ohio
Misses Mae ard Anna 1filUs are home
rom visit with their sister. Mrs. y
70 Ward. ~ NnnceNiile
The loung W0wrn'a Missionary 90.
ciefN ~ the Presbyterian church will
bold Their annual picnic on fhr lawn nf
~. J ". Wcllona af ErannNIeu Thurs
daN evening uf THE wrrh
Mrs. Harry Wndeeil and baby have
returned o. their home fn Cniurr. bus
after pleasant visit af fhe home 0f
ner fathcr SMILEY bernhard. % the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-03
GAINESVILLE

HARNEsNtLfE. %. sept M
Van Huakirt. 81 the state board ~
health. vas here or Monday. ana fr
conjunction with Mayor q. \ Cnlnifta.
ne council. superintendent Hobbs ~
tng Waferw orke. ". Fowler health
niIicfr. ana members 81 the hoard 10
public affairs. made examination of the
Waterw orks system. the sanitary condl-
ton ~ the cifN. the Friends BOARDING
school and the Belmont County chill.
drrna home. Just naaf ~ here
Mra. q. a C0iTlffa end daunffrr
Edifh. ~ South lincoln avenue. the
speuding The week end lu wheeling
With hrr unrnufa Mr and Mr. D. N
WhlHnen. ~ The Fast Eud
PRANK Norris. 81 Hunts avenue A.
tended TIE funeral 20 bis rraudfnnfhrr.
Nra Harriet NruhhH. arrl se weave.
whose death occurred on Monday at the
homo of her daughter near auhrlIrr.
Funeral services were held on M edui.a
DAY moruinE ~ the r1ainncid o.. D.
church.
Nra a w. prirrs. N Cleveland. d.
srcndlng the week with her daughter.
Mr. carl Gibson ~ cherry street
Miss Lille Laufhlin. Of lower city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-03
brilliant Station Robbed

The c. & p. Railroad station at
Brilliant, o., was entered by robbers
early this morning and although the
place was ransacked. they got little
for their trouble. Just what time the
station was robbed is not known.
when the station agent arrived early
this morning he saw where a window
had been jimmeyed and Immediately
started an investigation. Several ar
tcles and books were thrown on the
Moor and an express package con-
tanning suit OF clothes and an over.
coat were missing. The job il thought
TO be the work OF amateurs and the
safe was not bothered. The authori-
ties are investigating and arrests are
expected TO be made within a short
time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-03


Miss Louise Jacobs was n wheellns
caller Tuesday
Miss Lulu smith left this afternoon
Tor youngstown. o. whore she h \
nurse IN q hospital after few day.
visit with WellsburE relatives and
friends
Edward Traubert was a steuben
Vile caller Tuesday morning
w. a. Friedman. OF the Cleveland
Knitting Co. was a WclisburE caller
"wednesday
Dr. and Mrs r. w. Werlich are via
iunF friends and relatives IN Wash
inEton. Pa. and attending the Wash
ington County Fair
Miss Frances henderson return, 4
from Pittsburgh. last evening. after !
vacation spent there with friends
Prof " a Rigfs. nov located Al
kccles. De- visiting his home In Wells
burg and attending the teachers' In
anfufc
Howard Johnston returned ias.
evening from a business trip Ia
Pittsburgh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-03
sohmItt.WIIkIn.nn-

Miss Matilda MAY Schmitt. of this
city. and John Wayne Wilkinson
OF Waynesburg. Pa. were married on
Tuesday. September LIST, in Wheeling
and left Immediately on a wedding
trip. After returning they will reside
In Waynesburg. Miss Schmitt is the
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Schmitt and is very popular in the
younger social set Her wedding was
not surprise, except as to the time.
her friends having expected II to occur
at any time. Mr.. Wilkinson is the
son of a prominent attorney in
Waynesburg. and attended Bethany
College last year
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-03

j. s. Lggett. secretary and treasurer
OF the Weilsburg. Bethany 4 Washing
ton street car line. and Superintend
ent j. L. Moore returned this after
noon from ten-day vacation trip 70
Atlantic City. y. j.. and Philadelphia
Pa While In Philadelphia they pur.
chased a new car for the Bethany line
which Is TO be placed on the road upon
It's arrival. which will be within 80
aays. The car was purchased from
the Philadelphia Traction Company
and has been in use but a short time
IL Is large car. with a seating ca
pactty SUFFICIENT to handle the large
trade between wellsburg and Bethany