rMRS. JEHU JOHNSONPASSED AWAY MONDAY!'Mrs. Jehu Johnson passed away at her home in Hopkins Monday morning. July 11, after a lingering illness of three months.The funeral services will be held Tuesday afternoon at the M, K. church, conducted by the pastor. Rev. Foster Mrs. Johnson was converted In early youth and became a member of the M. E. church and had lived a consistent Christian all her life, making home beautiful for all around her.Her maiden name was Elizabeth Smith, and she was born in Tennessee in 1839 and came to Missouri in 1842. She was married to her husband in 1856 and lived with him on their farm, eight miles southwest of Hopkins, from the time of their marriage until 1895, when they purchased a home in Hopkins and had lived there ever since, and were always counted among the best people of the county. Mrs. Johnson s friends were legion and she has gon*ยป to a well earned reward.She leaves a husband and five children, who are LeRoy Johnson of Maryville, Felix Johnson of Clearrnont. Mrs. lien Graham of Chicago, Mrs, Marion Crawford of Clearrnont and Mrs. Frank Maurer of Kansas City.Miss Ethel I liner, a granddaughter, has lived with her grandparents since childhood, and assisted in caring for her grandmother during her long illness.Mrs. Johnson is also survived by fourteen grandchildren and eight grandchildren.IiiMrs. A. A. Hopkins of Rosendale. who was the guest of her mother-in-law, Mrs. Helen Hopkins, Friday and Saturday, returned to her home Saturday evening. Mrs. Hopkins came to I Maryville to attend the P. E. () reception at the home of Miss Mabel Todd1t