Arizona republican., 1921-06-26
CAPT. M. ]. JOHNSON.
 CIVIL WAR VETERAN, DIES AT SONS HOME

TEMPE June 15.-Capt. Matthew Rector Johnson died Saturday morn ing at : o'clock al the home of his son. c. s. Johnson. in Phoenix The body will be shipped to Tucson 10 be buried by the side of Mrs John son. who died many years ago
 Captain Johnson t~Pappy- as he was familiarity knownl was born In Missouri s7 years ago. His war record Is one that any one would be proud of- He enlisted for service In the Mexican way but was not called to fight. though he was ready. In the war between the states he enlisted and was a battalion com mander under Gen. Joe shelby. and many deeds of valor was accredited 10 him. He came 10 Arizona about 70 years ago and had lived in the vicinity of Tempe for more than 90 years.
 Visits Tempe
 Miss Clara Saimons Of Long Beach. California. spent the day with | the Hambiys on Forest avenue Sat urday. Miss Salmons leaves tonight for Mexico. In Tucson she win join a party of about 90 people who will go to Mexico City to attend the sum- mer school there. this school being under the direction of the Arizona University. Miss Sslmons is at ths ! nGA0 or the CUlUI-n department or the Long Beach high school. and her sister. Edith. who was SO long in Tempe at the head of the Spanisf department in the Normal. Is nov one of the teachers in Mexico City.
 Population Increased
 Mir. and Mrs. Fred Hiatt are tho proud parents Of a fine boy. comini to their home Saturday morning. Mir Hiatt Is one of the Normal teachers and this is the first boy in the fam. fly.
 Mir. and Mrs. Albert Fulton. Firs and Maple streets also have reason for rejoicing They have a boy born Thursday morning
 Return From Trip Mir. and Mrs Olin Russell came fl |. this morning from quite an extende' auto trip through southern Cali fornia and back by way of the Cram Canyon and other points of inreres in northern Arizona On their wa, down they stopped in Jerome 10 visi { Mrs. Russeli's sister and there the were joined by Mrs. Shoschusen an - Miss Ethel Shoschusen. who came O home with them.
 Will Have Orchestrs in Church Mrs. Murdock is getting up an or s che<tra for the Congregations Q church. She already has three vio - tln-. DlduO ana Dat- Nlui- me VIC ' lins are played by Johnie High n Claude PuFh and Rachael Murcoci q piano by Lillian Gabbard and Mi . Baird plays the bass | Will Do Painting in Phoenix
 The Talbot Paint shop will sta
 painting and decorating the ne . school building on Eighteenth ar = Adams streets in Phoenix soon
 Leave For East Today
 Mrs Lester Baish and little dauxi fl ter Norinne. are leaving today d ! spend the summer with relatives k Boston and in Vermont l. Will Play at the Evening Service "a Milton Rasbury. vioiinist. ar V Norma Rusbury. pianist will gil
 special music thls evening at q
 Baptist church. Mir. Rasbury ar ~ wife have been in Phoenix the pa
 winter and have given many pr grams there
 Personal Mention
 Mrs. W. H. Schmurker will lea IL soon for Frisco. Texas. where s ' will join her husband He has char
 of a flour mill.
 ne Mir. and Mrs Ralph Fowler expe es Mrs. Hank Steffln from Bickne Indiana
 m John McMillan. formerly of TemI ak was in town Friday meeting ( e- friends.
 s- Mir and Mrs Jim Walker have '
 turned from a trip in the northe m part Of the state-
 Jack Karnoff returned from a bu,