The Candy Store Photo

I thought I would take the photo into Photoshop and see if I could bring out any details. Not much there, but you can see some of the store more clearly.

Walker and nora Patterson Store

Mary Patterson found this pic of the old "candy store" As you see, it is from the uphill side with the old High School in the middle distance. Look closely and you will see the two pumps that stood at the edge of the sidewalk and a more modern pump back against the store. I had forgotten about the little storage bldg/ice house on the uphill side til I saw this pic.
I wish we had a head on view, but this is all we could find. dfc

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Candy Store

Who can give me some information on the little candy store that used to be across the street from what is now the high school gym? I believe Pat Patterson's parents owned and operated the store. I remember buying candy there when I was a kid on my way to or from grade school but I don't remember much about the store. Seems like you could buy a lot of candy for 5 or 10 cents.
I guess they also sold grocery items but I don't remember them, I must of only been interested in the candy.

A picture of the store would really be great.