In December 1909, Boyer & Clardy purchased the Wanette City Meat Market from Mr. George Adams. In January 1910, D. F. Boyer buys out his partner, George M. Clardy, and became the sole owner of the that business. In September 1910, Boyer sells the Meat Market to J. W. Lackey (later known as Lackey's Meat Market). Also, in September 1910, D. F. Boyer opens up a new location for the City Meat Market on West Main Street adjoining the Jack Holt Barber Shop.
The Wanette Standard, 20 Oct 1910, Thurs., page 1
D. F. Boyer, a prominent businessman of our city, was found dead in a corn field on his farm near this city last Wednesday. An inquest was held by Justice E. B. Mundy and the jury found that he died of apoplexy. Funeral services were had at the U. B. Church by I. R. Haun, pastor of the Methodist Church, and the body was entered in the Wanette cemetery Thursday by the local lodge of I. O. O. F., of which he was a valued member. Mr. Boyer was a good man and was well liked by all. We extend our sympathy to the bereaved family.
The Wanette Standard, 20 Oct 1910, Thurs., page 1
D. F. Boyer, a prominent businessman of our city, was found dead in a corn field on his farm near this city last Wednesday. An inquest was held by Justice E. B. Mundy and the jury found that he died of apoplexy. Funeral services were had at the U. B. Church by I. R. Haun, pastor of the Methodist Church, and the body was entered in the Wanette cemetery Thursday by the local lodge of I. O. O. F., of which he was a valued member. Mr. Boyer was a good man and was well liked by all. We extend our sympathy to the bereaved family.
In December 1909, Boyer & Clardy purchased the Wanette City Meat Market from Mr. George Adams. In January 1910, D. F. Boyer buys out his partner, George M. Clardy, and became the sole owner of the that business. In September 1910, Boyer sells the Meat Market to J. W. Lackey (later known as Lackey's Meat Market). Also, in September 1910, D. F. Boyer opens up a new location for the City Meat Market on West Main Street adjoining the Jack Holt Barber Shop.
The Wanette Standard, 20 Oct 1910, Thurs., page 1
D. F. Boyer, a prominent businessman of our city, was found dead in a corn field on his farm near this city last Wednesday. An inquest was held by Justice E. B. Mundy and the jury found that he died of apoplexy. Funeral services were had at the U. B. Church by I. R. Haun, pastor of the Methodist Church, and the body was entered in the Wanette cemetery Thursday by the local lodge of I. O. O. F., of which he was a valued member. Mr. Boyer was a good man and was well liked by all. We extend our sympathy to the bereaved family.
The Wanette Standard, 20 Oct 1910, Thurs., page 1
D. F. Boyer, a prominent businessman of our city, was found dead in a corn field on his farm near this city last Wednesday. An inquest was held by Justice E. B. Mundy and the jury found that he died of apoplexy. Funeral services were had at the U. B. Church by I. R. Haun, pastor of the Methodist Church, and the body was entered in the Wanette cemetery Thursday by the local lodge of I. O. O. F., of which he was a valued member. Mr. Boyer was a good man and was well liked by all. We extend our sympathy to the bereaved family.
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