The Seward gateway., 1916-10-06
Is Kondi Peninsula DiSfranChiS0d?
Many Changes
 In Seward City

DeNdIN nus been 50 SIliieu Oy lIS prosperity and so great a change for the better has come in the outlook that the people in the past year or a little more have become so restless to better their positions that almost every business house in the city has had changes of occupancy tha. are kaleidoscope in their variety. Begin at Lowell creek and go down Broad way, for instance, on the east side ana up the west side The Bazaar is new
 Bill Henry's office was established in the time mentioned. So was the office of Architect Kingsley. Then comes the new insurance men Ennis and Campbell. Mrs. Burley changed from the other side of the street. The Junte barber shop is new. Dams shoe shop and Mr. Taylors Express are new. Carstens and the mayor and George Sexton are still to the fore
 The Miners Store was moved north
 George the Jeweller k still there. Hallett and Scotts is new and the McCoy'S are gone. Mrs. Martin is in the post office. The Henry Fathers paint shop is new. The Terminal has changed hands. The Club is new. The Key was new and is now changed in location. The Branch is under new management and poor Popcorn Jimmie has gone to rest. George Mitchell has his new Seward Grill. The McDonalds have taken the drug store from the Vaughans. Bernie Hettel is the first break in this list ol
 changes. The coffee house next doc,
 had two or three changes. The Over land hotel is another that is un.
 changed. The Alaska Steamship office has gone Across the street. Mr. Mm-
 phy, formerly of the Terminal, and Mir. Tadin have open the Broadway Grill recently. Harry Leyton is in the barber shop formerly owned Oy Fred Miller. Leon Urbach is a new
 business man. Mir. Rich is a recent
 arrival and has changed locations. Leo Margues is sticking like glue. The Louvre has changed places and Messrs McPhail and Mckenzie are new arrivals who surely got terribly changed about. John Noon has changed and is building another big
 place. S. L. Colwell is about to change again. Jay Spencer is dead. To divert little, the Carlson Laundry is still there. Lucky Baldwin has gone. The Seward Hotel like the other hotels has no change. The cable office staff has even changed. But let us continue down and up Broadway. We have had three U. s. Commission CTS in a few months. Cross the street. The produce store is gone. Stalinsky's tailor shop is moved. The Palace has changed hands. Bill Powers can hardly be called new. The Commerce Cafe has gone. Magnus and Nelson are new. The Seattle is there still to the good. The new
 steamship office and Wells Fargo arc next but just behind, the Capitol Cafe has changed owners. The Lawrence electric shop is new. But here comes an extraordinary hiatus. We arrive now at the immovable. Tom Gamble, George Phelps, Brown & Hawkins, Mrs. Ellsworth are staying where they are but Mrs. Ellsworth will soon move into her new building. The Bakery has changed from the CoOpers to the Myers and the Reeds. The Ad- miral office has not changed but Agent Wayne Blue has changed his resi- dence. J. l.. Graef stands solid. The Barnet tailor shop has given way to another and the Key has moved across. Jack St0tkO's IS still Jack Stotko's and will be always so unless Mrs. w. c. gets him. Then comes the unchanging Bill Sauers but next door will soon be empty and will be in a new building, The Frye Bruhn is