| Show Young Mons COM p t Thin now promltrut business Instl tutlui was first orlllnlzd by a 1 number or railroad boys in tho 803 It was incor pnrdtetl Much 21 IEE3 John P Jme was president MY A Dvld secretary and DT Malcjlm Bupcrlnteiideut Their first store wan on the corner just below Malcchu Hughes present ben tloo in little building now occupied I by Samuel Cnnaby as a harness shop Mr Cornaby having bought and moved I it to ito present lunation The Y M Coop was first rapltalizad at 23000 Tlio growing biiBluesi of the Institution Institu-tion FOOII demanded largo qua rterp and oa more commodious place was found In the ltockh1l I 111111111ul Mr UccklilllV tinslnefs lieiiix absorbed iniii tho capital tock of tho institution Increased about 850CO In 1890 another movo was neceesarj and the present sits was purchased of George Chambers antI the handsome hntlllncr now nnnnnlprt orpntml In tfill nt I a 1 cost of about lol00 John P Jones aced as president up to nearly two years neo wln > n tho present officers took control W W Cnislnlin snow s-now president Tuttlo Jr Supt and I John BankR secretary The c plte18ock has been Increased to 75000 I The Young Mens Coop carries full lines ot dry gordu groceries hardware notions etc Every kind of fanu produce pro-duce is taken by the institution It id doing a large and prosperous business rind n further growth aoC extension of Its work may be confidently anticipated Its mauacers are careful and conservative conserva-tive business men and will make tho best of its opportunities |
