The Centerville Co-op Store was a frame store built by Joel Parrish about 1903 at the northeast corner of Main and Center Streets, facing Main Street. A north addition was used for storage, and a two-story rock addition on the east side housed bushels of grain, sacks of flour, and other supplies. Another addition was later built for an ice house. At various times, the store's co-owners were Joel Parrish, Benjamin Brown, Charles Smith, and Carlos Smith, and John Adams, Sr. served as clerk. In 1907, a fire ignited large quantities of kerosene and burned the store down. Benjamin Brown continued the store in several other locations until he built a new brick Co-op on the same site about 1909.