YOU ME I. NO. 4.•»** * /** M*lt;Wev* ' —,’T' * - Z' ~• » V... ..........■* - ■ • p*»- • -DIES SUDDENLY OFTHE DEATH OF ALFREDCLAYCOMBPassed Away at the Home cf His Daughter Tuesday, Near OrrsburgAlfred riayeomb died at the home of his daughter, Ml*a Lucy Oimmons, one mile east of Orrsburg, about 5 o’clock last evening of heart trouble. Mr. Claycomb had been feeling pretty good, and in the afternoon had gone out in the pasture to get a horse, and hitched him to a buggy. After hitching up and talking to bis daughter, Mrs. Simmons, he fell back, and his daughter caught him, dying a short time afterward.Mr. Cl ay comb was born in Vtn-cenm*3f Ind.. December 12, 1S31. He came to Nodaway county about thirty-two years ago and settled on a farm south of Hopkins, lie married Miss Mary Taylor in lloMvilk*, 111 , March 25, 1866, To this union were borntwelve children, three of whom are living. They are Fred Claycornb of this city, James Olayeomb of Bloomington, Neb., and Miss Lucy Simmons of Orrsburg. Mrs. Claycornb died near Orraburg, March 7, 1903.The remains will be taken to Youngstown. Hi,, Wednesday evening on the Burlington. Burial services will be held at that place.