The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-12-17

dies and want work basket and
some clothes for my doll. Your friend,
Mabel Boyett.
Dear Santa Claus-I want a drum,
gun, fireworks, bicycle, some mar
bles, some gum and apples, some
candy, some oranges and a football,
express wagon, fountain pen and caps,
some cakes and some jumping jacks
and so will close for this time. I
wish you merry Christmas and a
happy New Year. From your friend,
Claude Chester Stewart.
Dear Santa Claus-I want you to
bring me doll and tea set and
carriage. l want some oranges, ba-
nanas, candy, apples and nuts and
cakes. / want you to bring Nadine
doll and tea set and carriage. Bring
her some oranges, apples, nuts, cakes,
candy and bananas, and bring my
brother violin and a wagon. Bring
him some oranges and nuts, candy,
bananas and apples. Your friend,
Margaret Miller.
Dear Santa Claus: Will you bring
me fountain pen, a fire truck, pis-
tol and some caps, plenty Of mar
bles, ball and bat, and pad, a glass,
drum, pop-gun, boat and some fire.
works, and some nuts and fruit and
all kinds Of fruit. Goodbye, from
your true little boy, Louis Cobb, 624
North G street.
Dear Santa Claus: I am a little
girl, seven years old. Please bring
me big doll that will go to sleep,
nice rocking chair, lots of fruit,
nuts and candy. Ill try to be good
little girl all the time. Your little
girl, Letha Lee Johnson, Milton, Fla.
Dear Santa Claus: am little
girl, nine years old, and 60 to school
every day. Please bring me pair
of ball-bearing skates, pair of shoes
and stockings for my doll, some rib
bon and a pair of gloves. If I am
not asking too much, would like
to have stove and an outfit for cook
ing, some fruit, candies, nuts and
fireworks. Please don't forget my
mother, father and sisters. 1 am,
your friend, Dorothy Stewart.
Dear Santa Claus: / am little
girl, two years old. 1 do love a baby
doll, SO please bring me one like sis
tiers and buggy for it to ride in.
Don't forget to bring Russell doll,
too. / want some candy and nuts.
Your little friend, Selma Lewis, 1922
North Tenth avenue.
Dear Santa Claus: I have been
just as good as could be and so
please bring me train, an overcoat,
a ring, some fruit, candy and fire.
works, and cap pistol, and anything
else that will be nice. I still live with
Grandpa Johnson. Your little friend,
Tommy Lewis, 1922 North Tenth
avenue.
Dear Santa Claus: I am a little
girl, nine years old. I want you to
please bring me chain, pair Of
bedroom slippers, lunch basket, a
| pair of kid gloves. Bring my sister
and brother something nice, and
please bring me some candy and fruit,
| and don't forget the poor children.
From your little friend, Hazel Lewis,
1922 North Tenth avenue.
| Dear Santa Claus: / want a toy
graphophone and with it bring me
three records and bring me steam
pile driver and steam engine and
force pump. From your little friend,
Ernest Petersen. My little brother
says to bring him little train and
an automatic sand toy. From your
little friend, Beverly Petersen.
| Dear Santa Claus-I am the
youngest of seven sisters, so know,
dear Santa, / can't expect much be-
.ause there are so many of US, but I
have been an awfully sweet girl since
last Christmas and just anything will
be nice. would like a dolly and
carriage and a little piano and lots