East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-02-10
WELL KNOWN MILTON
MATRON PASSES away
EAST Orcgonian Specially

MILTON. FeD. lG.-Mrs. T. II. Nc
Ilroy died at her home SATURDAY after
noon. Though Mrs. McIlroy had been
a sufferer for wears. her death came
as a shock TO her many friends. as
she had been in her usual health until
two days before her death. She ana
her husband had besn visiting friends
in Elgin. Ore. and were forced to re-
turn home because Of Mrs. McIlroy's
increasing illness. She was given
prompt medical attention and many
kind friends assisted in caring for her,
but OF no avail. The funeral will be
held from the Christian church Ties
day afternoon and the body laid to
rest in the odd Fellows Cemetery at
Milton. she leaves her hushand. aud
one daughter Mrs. Raymond Kaser,
besides a host of friends to mourn her
loss.
Mrs. Jessie Martin of Burbank, is
i'll at the home of her brother W. 5.
Carney and is under the care Of DR.. c.
W. Thomas.
Mrs. Matilda Gray of Moscow. Ida
nv olItlll tottiludA at lHf iibiilt bl MI.
and Mrs. l.. +. COyle. Mrs. Gray was
formerly = resident of Milton and was
welcomed by her many friends.
Jack Goodwin spokY at the Chris
tian church sunday night to Il large
and appreciative audience. Mr.. God
win is a noted lecturer and Milton |
feels honored to have had the oppor-
tItDitX ~ haNsa hoaP I'd hin, I
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Hicks were week I
end guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold NJ. Gray of Fork city.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Alva Blaloek of Pot
latch, Idaho, spent Sunday with
friends in Milton. Mr.. and Mrs. Bla-
lock are on their way to Pasadena,
Cal, where Mr.. Blalock will attend
Miss Lois Gray of this city.
D.. Mrs. Jennie Langdon is visiting in
Pendleton ut the home of a friend,
Mrs. Hughes.
Virginia Shangle has been confined
to her home for several days because
Of a badly sprained ankle.
The follGwin" program was given
'''ll''itN IhEIl ny Nilt lnllSlt anu
expression department of Columbia
at the college auditorium.
of the East ......... Kennedy
Nellie Johnson, Mildred Curl
Sylphin op. 80 Fritz Spindlcr
Gilbert OlinFer
| ~hreadncedle street Annie ........
Donnell
Frances Peterson
9Th Air Narie ,...-...C has. Dancla
Merit Mccoy
The Wood Thrush .Alchin
of the Fairies ......... Alchin )
The Rooster Maxim !
Aida Underhill !
............ .Schumann !
fo Meet Again .Leibe
Leon McQuarry q
out on the Deep ............ .Lohr 9
Chas. Rexroad I
tir Varic .-SaenGcrl
Gerita Miller |
indantcous Sherzo $50. Beethoven
Vance DohsOn
The Punishment of Robert 80. Anon r
Edwin Coe IN
lfohm
Oliver Specr Il
)anse Hon@roise OPP. 102 .........
'ote and Peasant ........ Schumann
Vera Bentley :
Metcalf
Dorothy Williams
hungarian Dance .,,...... Brahms
Susie Schroeder
River Moon ..Petenan Clark
orchestra under direc-
ton of Mrs. Howells. ;
The last number of the Lyceum
was held Feb. s at the Chris
ian church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Kinnear enter
aimed u few friends at a dinner party
Wednesday evening in honor of a. r.
Rodmer of Joseph, Ore. After dinner
4 pleasant evening was spent with
music and other entertainment.
NJ. j. Maynard. manager of the To-
cal j. c. Penney store, was a business
to Waitsburg Thursday,
Miss Esther Compton entertained
evening in honor of Mrs,
Oscar Nelson, who is here from Troy,
Idaho, visiting her sister Miss Gladys