Jasper County MO Archives Marriages.....CASEY, Sudie David - BOGGESS, Hale Matthew October 11, 1899
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The Carthge Press, Thursday, October 12, 1899




     A   PRETTY   HOME   WEDDING 

             ~~~~~~~~~ 

    Hale Boggess and Miss Sudie Casey
     United in Marriage Last Night 



    A pretty home wedding took place last night in the parlor of the cosy home the
groom had prepared for his bride on the corner of Oak and Case streets [306 Case].
The contracting parties were Hale Boggess and Miss Sudie D Casey, Rev J W Stewart
officiating. 

    The ring ceremony was used and the occasion was an impressive and happy one. The
bride was handsomely dressed in gray and carried a lovely bouquet. She looked
exceptionally beautiful and many admiring glances were centered upon her. The groom
was attired in conventional black and looked handsome as he stood beside his
blushing bride. 

    After the ceremony a wedding banquet was spread under supervision of B B Brites
to which all present did ample justice. The guests were: A M Wallngford and wife,
Willis and Edith Wallingford, parents, brother and sister of the bride; Mrs Boggess,
mother of the groom; Mr and Mrs Sam Boggess of Galena, Mrs Geo Wood of St Louis
(sic, Wheeling, West Virginia), an aunt of the groom; and Miss Bettie Hammond of
Nevada, an intimate friend of the bride. 

    Many handsome and beautiful presents were presented among the most important of
which were a $50 china dinner set from Central National bank, extension table, Mr
and Mrs A M Wllingford, silver set, Mrs Wood; lovely book case, Mr and Mrs Sam
Boggess; lace curtains, Willis Wallingford; bisque statuette, "Blind Musician" Mrs
Wallace. 

    Mr and Mrs Hale Boggess have been sweethearts ever since childhood. The bride
has grown up in Carthage, educated in the Carthage schools and is admired by all who
know her sweat disposition and lovable manner. Mr Boggess is a Carthage reared young
man. For four years he has been with the Central National bank, being continually
promoted for his steady application in business and tustworthines. Their new home is
handsomely furnished and fitted and their journey through life together bids fair to
be one of unalloyed happiness. 


      Additional Comments: 
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Sudie David Casey was born 1878 at Milford, Kentucky, bore one daughter, Elizabeth,
died in 1949. Parents moved east of Carthage in 1885, father, William David Casey
died, so mother Sophia Elizabeth (Marsh) Casey returned to Kentucky where she
married A M Wallngford with one son same age as Sudie. They had a daughter then
moved back to Carthage where both died, he in 1913, be-headed in a freak train
accident, she in 1937. 

Hale Matthew Boggess was born 1879 in Bristol, West Virginia, father, Samuel died in
1888, mother, Sarah Elizabeth (Wood) Boggess brought her three sons to Carthage in
1889, where she died in 1918 and Hale in 1942. Hale was employed by the bank 37
years, retired in 1933, the last six years its president. 


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