127-139 Bonham St 

In 1921 the back door of Perkins was 31 Bonham. Rombach Bertin had a jewelry business at 37A & Milham  Abdo had a candy kitchen at 37 B Bonham. At 39 Bonham was the Savoy Café. Drummond Seed was west at 41 Bonham. And, E.F. Lewis, shoemaker, and Oscar Walther, tailor, occupied the corrner at 43 Bonham Street. In 1959 Penny's back door was 123 Bonham. At 127 Bonham was the Permanent Wave shop, at 133 Bonham was Little Mexican Inn Restaurant, at 135 Bonham was Lamar Seed Store,  and at 139 Bonham Alexander's Cycle & Engine Shop had replaced a previous auto service & tire sales business there. Various restaurants, antique shops and offices have been in the building since.