The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-12-24

getting along this Christmas? I hope
you are well and will be able to visit
all the children and bring US all We
ask for. 1 am not going to ask for
much, for mother says if little boys
are good and mind their parents Santa
Claus will bring them all they ask for.
nave been very good boy and have
been to school every day. 1 love to
read good books. SO if yoo will please
bring me some nice books and a nice
suit of clothes and a nice pair of shoes
L VIII De more than pleased. / am IL
years old, so you can bring my suit
No. IL. You brought me all 1 asked
for last year, so 1 hope you will be
able to bring me all I ask for this
year. l have a little baby brother this
Christmas, so please don't forget to
bring him something, too. Please
bring me watch that will keep time
and fob, so l will close for this time,
wishing you a very Merry Christmas
and Happy New Year. w. B. Lewis
SO East Belmont street.
Dear Santa Claus: How are you
getting along these warm days? You
are getting so old that I guess these
long trips south are pretty hard on
you. Ia ma little boy eight years old
and have tried to be good all this
year. / don't want so very many
things this year, but I do want a BIZ
cycle, so / can ride up and down on
the sidewalk with the other little
boys. Please bring me a story book,
because I am in the second grade now
and can read it. / want nice little
pair of gloves to go with my new
suit. I also want a gun with a stopper
in the end, book bag, some fire.
works, some nuts and things and any
other little things that you think
would like. I have three other broth
ers and please don't forget to bring
them all they want. Wishing you a
Merry Christmas and a Happy New
Year. From your little friend Ralph
Noteworthy, $40 East Belmont street.
Dear Santa Claus: 1 am boy nine
years old. l go to school. I want you
to bring me a knife, some fireworks, a
story book, an air rife and a good
pencil for school. Please bring me
some nuts, candy, fruit. I will try to
be better boy if you give me these
things, If you think this is what I
need. Your friend, Ian Phillips, 1922
East Gadsden street.
Dear Santa Claus: 1 thought I
would write you and let you know
what want for Christmas. I want
an air rife and a toy engine with a
track, toy steam engine, all kinds
OF fireworks, too, and don't forget my
little brother four years of age. He
wants pop gun and some little fire.
crackers, too. Your friend, Clarence
Goethe.
Dear Santa Claus: AS it most time
for YOU to come again, 1 will write
and tell you what I want. 1 want a
big doll and sewing box and some
fruit and candy. Your friend, Carrie
Villar, 412 East Jackson street.
Dear Santa Claus: Bring me a doll
and carriage, with a top to the car
riage, tin tea set. a table and two
chairs, stove, a trunk, a horn and
bring some fruit and a box of candy
also. Your little friend Gladys Villar,
| Az East Jackson street.
Dear Santa Claus: I am a little girl
| ten years old. l go to school every
| day. I am in the fifth grade. 1 get
my lessons. l want a bicycle, a stove
| and stove things, a hat. pair OF
shoes. 1 want some fireworks and
| fruit and candy. Remember my little
| cousin. Bring her little rubber doll,
Yours truly, Alice Hambric, 1905
| North Hayne street.
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six years old. I go to school every
day. I am in the first grade. I want
a doll and a. doll cart, tea set, doll
| bed and a trunk and nuts and fruits
and candy. Remember 1 have a lit
| tie sister named Claude Mae. and
she wants doll bed. a trunk little
clock, Teddy bear cap and a little doll
and doll go-cart. 1 hope you Merry
| Christmas and a Happy New Year
| Yours truly Alice Hambric, 1905
| North Hayne street.
Dear Santa Claus: Please bring me
a doll, buggy and a tea set and bu-
reau and some story books and a side
board and box of paints. Please bring
my little brother a rocking horse and
a COW that will low and a pig that
will squeal and a billy goat that will
| blate. Yours truly, Eunice Merritt
2001 North Eighth avenue.
| Dear Santa Claus: I want You to
bring me large doll and a locket for
| Christmas. You need not bring any
fruit or fireworks, for Papa will give
me plenty of these. I am nine years
old and today is the first day I have
missed school. I am in bed with the
measles now. 1 am in the fourth
grade when I go to school. My teach
er's name is Miss Irma Ellis, and
|
| she is very nice and kind to me
| Please bring brother and baby Merle
something, for they can't write yet
Sister is sending her letter with mine
Your little friend, Thelma Boyett
| Century, Fla.
Dear Santa Claus: I am a little girl
seven years old. / am in the second
| grade. My teachers name is Miss
| Wilebell Mcdonald. I want a big dol
and loc6et for Christmas, and please
bring them here to Century, for we
will not get to go to Grandma's tc
spend Christmas, for sister is in bed
with measles. Please bring Miss Nc
Donald something you think she
would like, and please don't FORGE
Mrs. Mitchell. She is my teacher al
Sunday school. Your little friend
Ruth Boyett, Century, Fla.
| Dear Santa: I am a little boy MOI
| quite three years old, but I want yor
to bring me something to play with.
want a top that sings, an automobile
| a little horse, a pop-gun and a little
wagon to ride my little baby sister in
| Santa, please don't forget my little
| cousin, Dan. He lives out in the coun-