Obit for Dr. Andreas Alexander NAEGELI (b.1841 d.1906), Carver Co., MN

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One of the obits is extremely long, and I don't know it's date or the 
newspaper it was published in, although I have a photocopy of the article. 
See the file in the "Sibley County MNArchives".

This obituary was published on March 8, 1906 in the 
West Valley Herald newspaper (Carver County), and is entitled:
 
"Death of Dr. Naegeli" - 
Died at his residence in Gibbon on Saturday morning, March 8, Dr. 
Naegeli of heart disease, aged sixty four years.
Dr. Naegeli was a native of Switzerland and a graduate of the highest 
medical college of the land. He lived and practised his profession in 
this city some 18 years ago, and is well known to many of our citizens 
who will be pained to learn of his demise.
He leaves a wife and twelve children, some of whom are small yet, to 
mourn his untimely demise. His remains were taken to Hutchinson for burial.


This obit was from the Young America Eagle newspaper, March 
16, 1906 - 
"Dr. A. A. Naegeli of Gibbon, at one time doctor at Chaska, 
this county, breathed his last a week ago Saturday. He had been in the 
best of health and during the last storm while returning home from 
visiting a patient he got exhausted wading snow drifts and dilation 
of the heart set in, which caused death."