106 S Oak St 

At one time there were four buildings that made up this half block. The building along the alley dates from after 1924 but the others were built at or around the same time c. 1910 and originally were three separate buildings. When constructed, they housed a grocery store (corner of Colorado and Oak), the post office (middle building in the early 1900s) and a drug store. At some point, the buildings were modernized and the middle two combined.  Prior to their construction, the site had a livery stable and old well which was discovered during construction work much later. 

The community remembers an ice cream shop on the corner and Mrs. Coker's grocery store in the 1950s and 1960s as well as Ben Franklin's 5 and Dime and a meat market owned by the Danchak's (sp).  Oak Street at this time was two-lanes with head-in angle parking.