Mrs. Mary Szyenanski of Carson, Portage County, Wisconsin 

SUBJECT: Mrs. Mary Szyenanski 
SUBMITTER: Dawn Mueller 
EMAIL: muellers98@aol.com
DATE: July 13, 2005 
SURNAMES: Szyenanski, Neumann, Leith, Rogers 

From Stevens Point Journal, October 14, 1911- 

Mrs. Mary Szyenanski, who lives in the town of Carson, was 
arrested on Wednesday by Undersherrif Guyant and brought to 
this city. The warrant was issued upon complaint of Gustav 
Neumann, who alledged that on Oct 11 the defendant committed 
an assault upon his wife, Mrs. Ida Neumann, with intent to 
do great bodily harm. It seems that Mr. Neumann and his wife 
were working some of the defendant's land on shares and a 
disbute arose over the division of the potato crop and that 
when Neumann and his wife were working in the field the 
defendant struck the latter on her back with the head of an 
axe, so it is alleged. When arraigned in county court the 
defendant pleaded not guilty and the case adjourned to Oct 
20. Her bail was fixed at $200, in default of which she was 
taken to jail.
 
From Stevens Point Journal, October 21, 1911 - 

Mrs. Mary Szyenanski of the town of Carson, who was arrested a 
few days ago, was charged with having assaulted Mrs. Ida Neumann 
with an axe, is still in the county jail and may be examined as 
to her sanity. As yet she has not been able to secure a bail 
bond of $200.  Some of those who know her best say they would 
willing to sign a bond but for the fact they fear she is not of 
sound mind and therefore might get them in trouble.
 
From Stevens Point Journal, October 21, 1911 - 

Mrs. Mary Szyenanski of Carson, the woman who was charged with 
attacking Mrs. Ida Neumann with an axe, has been pronounced 
insane and taken to the Northern asylum. She was examined by 
Drs Leith of Junction City and Rogers of this city.
 
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NOTE Dawn Mueller is related to Gustav & Ida Neumann. 

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