Hiram & Avis Weeks. Hiram was Vice-President of the Wis. Timber & Land Co.
Charles Hayden Weeks Secretary-Treasurer Wis. Timber & Land Co.
James Week III and grandson William Weeks. James superindended the building of the first Wis. Timber & Land Co. sawmill.
James Weeks III and granddaughters Winifred & Mary Weeks.
Avis and Hiram Weeks and children left to right: Beulah, Wiliam & Jessie. Photo taken sometime between 1883 to 1888.
Beulah Weeks and husband John Stahl who is dressed up and acting like Charlie Chaplin.
Jessie (Weeks) Williams Early area teacher.
Cousins: left to right, Carrie (Butler) Buchberger, Helen (Weeks) Drage, Roy Buchberger, Earl Weeks, James Weeks
Cousins: left to right, James Weeks, Earl Weeks, Peter Buchberger, Henry Buchberger, Roy Buchberger in 1925.
Two Bills: William Weeks standing and William Hilger seated
Man working at saw mill. Maybe one of the Buchbergers?
left to right: Roy Morgan, William Weeks, Ralph Gast with their "wheels" as bicycles were called in those days.
left to right: unknown, William Weeks, John Stahl
Roy Babcock fishing on the Red River. Roy was the owner of a saw mill that made broom handles and cant hook stocks. He also was the president of the Mattoon State Bank.