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The Enterprise, White Salmon, WA., April 18, 1947, page 7

MRS. U. HYLTON, OF LYLE, PASSES AWAY

Lillian May Smith was born at Kent, Washington, May 18th, 1873 and passed away at her home in Lyle, April 11th, 1947, after a long illness. She would have been 74 years old had she lived until the 18th of next month.
She moved with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Levi Smith to Klickitat county in 1881, spending most of her girlhood days in the Lyle district. She was married at her home in Lyle, June 12th, 1898, to Mr. Ulyssis Hylton. They lived on their homestead near Appleton until November 8th, 1922, when they moved to Lyle where they have made their home ever since.
To this union was born three children; Leroy Hylton, Appleton; Hazel Grey, Bingen and Helen Miller, San Mateo, California, all of whom with her husband, four grandchildren, Richard Grey, Donald Hylton and Harold and Calvin Wilson; one sister, Mrs. Nora McCann, Rainier, Oregon and one brother, Mr. Elmer Smith, of Dee, Oregon survive.
Mrs. Hylton joined the Methodist church while quite young and has been a loyal, conscientious worker in the church ever since. She was a great lover of flowers and spent much of her time working in her beautiful yard. She was a kind loving wife and mother and a good neighbor, ever ready and willing to help in time of sickness and trouble. She will be greatly missed by all who knew her.

To meet in Heaven! How sweet the thought,
When life's short years are past,
No more sorrow, no more tears,
To meet in Heaven at last.

To meet in Heaven, O Blessed thought,
All cares and suffering o'er,
Meet in the mansions of the Blest,
On that bright shining shore,
A fond farewell we know,

To meet in Heaven, tis hard to say,
But all is peace and joy and rest,
And God willed it to be so.

The Goldendale Sentenial, Goldendale, WA., April 17, 1947, page 8

LILLIAN SMITH HYLTON

Lillian May Smith was born at Kent, Wash., May 18, 1873 and passed away at her home April 11, 1947, after a long illness. She would have been 74 years old had she lived till the 18th of next month.
She moved with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Levi Smith, to Klickitat county in 1881, spending most of her girlhood days in the Lyle district. She was married at her home in Lyle to Ulyssis Hylton June 12, 1898 and they moved to their homestead near Appleton where they lived until November 8, 1922 when they came to Lyle, where they have made their home ever since.
To this union three children were born, Leroy Hylton, Appleton; Hazel Grey, Bingen; Helen Miller, San Mateo, California; all of whom, with her husband, four grandchildren, Richard Grey, Donald Hylton and Harold and Calvin Wilson; one sister, Mrs. Nora McCann, Rainier, Oregon; and one brother, Elmer Smith, of Dee, Oregon; survive. Two brothers passed away in the past year.
Mrs. Hylton joined the Methodist church while quite young and has been a loyal worker in the church ever since. She was a kind loving wife and mother and a good neighbor, ever willing to help in time of sickness and trouble. She will be greatly missed by all who knew her.

To meet in Heaven! How sweet the thought,
When life's short years are past,
No more sorrow, no more tears,
To meet in Heaven at last.

To meet in Heaven, O Blessed thought,
All cares and suffering o'er,
Meet in the mansions of the Blest,
On that bright shining shore,

To meet in Heaven, 'tis hard to say,
A last farewell, we know,
But all is peace and joy and rest,
God will it to be so.

The Goldendale Sentinel, Goldendale, WA., April 17, 1947, page 4

FUNERAL RITES FOR MRS. HYLTON HELD AT LYLE

LYLE (Special) -- Relatives and friends paid final tribute Monday, April 13, to Mrs. Ulie F. Hylton, who passed away last Friday. The services were held in the church at Lyle and the many who attended attested to the high regard with which the deceased was held in the community which had been her home for many years.
She was born Lillian May Smith in Kent, Washington, May 18, 1873, and moved to Klickitat county with her parents in 1881, spending most of her girlhood in the Lyle community. Following her marriage in 1898, she moved to the Appleton community but returned to Lyle in 1922 and had made her home there since.
She leaves the husband, three children, Leroy Hylton, of Appleton, Hazel Grey, of Bingen, and Helen Miller, of San Mateo, California; four grandchildren, Richard Grey, Donald Hylton, and harold and Calvin Wilson; one sister, Mrs. Nora McCann, Rainier, Oregon, and a brother, Elmer Smith, of Dee, Oregon.

The Goldendale Sentinel, Goldendale, WA., April 17, 1947, page 6

"Lyle News"

Mrs. Ulie Hylton, who had been seriously ill for more than two weeks passed away at her home in Lyle, April 11. Mrs. Helen Miller, who has been with her mother the past two weeks returned to her home in San Mateo, Calif., Tuesday.