This house sits on the northwest corner of Market and Second Streets. It sits just across from the entrance to the Railroad Bridge. At one time the Russell Wagner family lived in the house.
The storefront area of the building has hosted numerous businesses. At one time Cyrus Funk has a store that was noted for homemade ice cream which was sold to children in five cent dishes called "Ponies", accompanied by large bowls of crackers. Lawrence Elliott had a barber shop here and then Merton "Mert" Long bought the business in 1913 and operated it for forty-four years. Ken Fronk also had a barber shop at the same location, as did Earl Willi. Eventually, Thelma "Tink" (Naylor) Horning and Melanie Berrier had beauty parlors here.
