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JOHN A. BOYD, a business
man of Palmer
is a member of the firm of Simpson & Boyd, dealers in hardware and
agricultural implements. He is a native of this county, having been
born in John A. Boyd passed his
early years on his father's farm in the
usual manner of farmer lads, and received a good common-school
education in the
district schools. He remained under the parental roof until his
marriage, which
occurred on the 3d of March, 1885. He chose for his life companion Miss
Ida A.
Cassel, who is a daughter of Alexander and Mary L. (Alexander) Cassel,
of Lowell, Ohio.
Three
children have come to brighten the home of Mr. and Mrs. Boyd. They are
as
follows: Alfred C., Bunita and Mary. For a period of fifteen
years Mr. Boyd was employed in the grain
business owned by his father, and for six years of that time was placed
in
charge of the business. In 1892 he severed his connection with the
firm, and in
February, 1893, formed a partnership with James M. Simpson, and bought
out J.
W. Lee's hardware and implement business. This firm, though almost new,
is succeeding
admirably in conducting their new enterprise, and in time will
undoubtedly have
a large share of the local patronage. In addition to the money he has
invested
in his business, Mr. Boyd owns a good residence property in Palmer.
Our subject and his
estimable wife are members of the Cumberland
Presbyterian Church, of which the former is one of the Elders.
Politically, he |
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