Arizona republican., 1908-11-25
FELL SHORT OF SUCCESS
Distinguished Honor Be slowed by the Eastern Star Upon a Skylight City Ma tron--ArrivalandD Departure of Visitors Last Week.

Flagstaff, Ariz., Nov. 2S.-(Special correspondence of The Republicam- Mrs Asa Clark returned Sunday from Prescott, where she attended the meeting of the grand chapter of the order of the Eastern Star of Arizona At this meeting of the grand chapter Mrs. Clark received the distinguished honor of being chosen Grand Matron of Arizona. and since her return has been the recipient of many hearty congratulations Mrs. Clark has been foP many years closely identified with the work of the Eastern Star and is a lady who will fill the position of grand matron with credit to herself and also to the grand chapter At the next meeting of the local chapter of the Eastern Star, which will be next Saturday evening, Mrs. Clark will be banqueted.
 Saturday a party of Flagstaff gen tlemen decided to test the adaptability of the automobile for deer hunting. They "scorched" out of town Saturday morning, leaving word that they would return that evening with a load of deer But when night came no one in Flagstaff had seen any deer and the hunters were missing as well. Sunday morning considerable uneasi- ness was felt for the party. Some thought they might have been travel ing in the darkness and driven over the rim of the Grand Canyon. Others thought they might have gone down the crater of Sunset mountain. A searching party went out in the di- rection of Sunset mountain, and Sun day afternoon met the deer hunting party coming in. According to their story. the cinders in the Sunset re- zion had put the auto out of commis- sion. and while they were flying it darkness. had overtaken them, and that they had to camp out for the night They found some goat horns of which they made breakfast and with, hard driving managed to make Flagstaff in time for 6 o'clock dinner.
 Dr. F. $. Miller returned Saturday from Prescott. where he attended the Masonic grand lodge. of which he is a past grand master.
 Mrs. Maggie Julian of TucsonC president of the Rebekah Assembly of Arizona, who has been in Flagstaff to pay an official visit to the local lodge, and also visit some of the many points of interest in this region. departed Monday for Williams to visit the Re bekah lodge of that city.
 Edward Kapanke and N. G. Layton have returned from Prescott, where they attended the Masonic grand lodge
 Sheriff John w. Francis returned Saturday from a trip to Fl Paso.
 Ia Sociedad Zaragoza gave an an niversary ball in McMillan hall Satur- day night. It had been just a year on that date since the local lodge of that fraternity had been instituted.
 Sidney Barron returned Saturday from Tucson, where he had gone on business connected with the grand lodge of La Sociedad Zaragoza- MT. Baron is one of the grand lodge trus- tees
 Robert Irwin was here from Selig- man Saturday on business.
 A. S. Pitman of Williams is in the city.
 x. N. Sleeves. an attorney of Will Hams. was in the city Saturday on professional business.
 William Naigler, prominent stock man of Williams, was in Flagstaff Saturday.
 Joseph Hill of Seligman is in Flag staff on business.
 Attorney George w. Glowner was here from William Sunday to spend the day with his family.
 F. w. Perkins returned Sunday from a trip to Prescott.
 C. J. and David Babbitt were busi- ness visitors in Williams this week.
 Julius Herman, the clothier, made business trip to Williams this week
 Mrs. Claude Thompson, who is teaching at Belmont, spent Saturday and Sunday in Flagstaff
 Hon. Henry F. Ashurst was in Ash Fork on legal business this week
 William Falder departed Sunday for California, where he will spend the winter.
 w. H. and James Anderson and their mother, Mrs M. Anderson, will leave today for California, where Mrs. An derson will spend the winter The