The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1930-12-17
Christmas Letters
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Dear Santa Claus: Did you ind
the letter in my stocking last year!
will put another one in this Christ
mas. l still have my tool-chest. l
made a sled for my brother. Please
bring me a pair of skis and foot
ball this year. l am an extra good
bow. and l go to bed early every
night. hep my grandpa, too. Why
don't YOU bring Mrs. Santa this year!
She has never seen our country and
! think she would like it. The Eskl-
mo told us that reindeer have big
feet so they stay on top the snow. l
hope you won't have any trouble.
will shovel the snow off our sidewalk
for YOU. Yours truly Clarence Tret-
ry.
Grade 2 B and C-Redwood Falls.
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Dear Santa Claus: l hope you
have a Merry Christmas. MY SLED
goes awfully fast that you gave me
last year. We are trying to get our
room clean at school. Did you see
our house when you were here!
Please give me an electric tram LOT
Christmas and tool box. l hked
vour sleigh. Your reindeer look like
thew will go very fast. What are
vour RENDERS names? We are go
ing to have a Christmas tree at home.
Take a good look at it when you come
because it will be very pretty. we
will put star on the top OF 1t. YOURS
truly, Kenneth Parsons.
Grade 2 B and C-Redwood Falls.
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Dear Santa Claus: l hope you had
a good time when you were making
the tops. l wish l could help palnt
some of them. / helped paint our
bookcase at school. l go to churcn
school. We march, two by two, and
am quiet in church. Will you
bring me some blocks, pair Oh
skates, a cornet and a pocket KNIFE
Put the knife in my stocking and the
rest under the tree. Yours truly
Billy Stensvad.
Grade 2 B and C-Redwood Falls.
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Dear Santa Claus: I hope you will
bring me a new doll, doll huggy
and a box of dishes. That will be
enough. | was glad to see you with
your reindeer. How are your Eskl-
mo people? Did you get tired COM
ing down here? 1t was pretty cola
wasn't it? Were you busy making
TOYS? 1t is nice of you to make SO
many children happy. Yours truly
Echo Lussenhop.
Grade 2 B and C-Redwood Falls.
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Dear Santa Claus: We are very
glad that you came down to see US.
We liked to pet the reindeer. lnank
YOU for the candy that you gave US.
I hope you get around to see all the
bows and girls. How is Mrs. Santa
Claus? Will you please bring me
a doll, a book and sled? L hope
Won have a nice Christmas. Yours
Truly Eloise Neuenburg.
Grade B and C-Redwood Falls.
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Dear Santa Claus: l wonder if you
will bring me some skis, tool box,
a sled, ice skates, football, Amos
and Andy car, bat and ball, an
electric train, an accordion and some
candy. Yours truly, Russell Bronson.
Grade 2 B and C-Redwood Falls.
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Dear Santa Claus: 1 suppose you
are busy getting things ready for
Christmas. / am a good boy in
school. l had a nice time when you
were here. Will you please bring an
electric train, base ball, a football,
a toboggan, a bass drum and a
Christmas tree. Your friend, Henry
Hambrecht.
Grade 2 B and C-Redwood Falls.
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Dear Santa Claus: l am glad you
come so early to get my letter. l
asked you for wrist watch, ball
and a tricycle.. Mother thinks you
will bring them because l have been
good, Miss Breen read US some
stories about you. One was about
boy that went to visit you. wish l
could do that, too. / forgot to thank
you for the candy. 1t was very
good. Where do you make all your
candy? l would like to see your
candy shop. Your friend, Thorine
Johnson.
Grade B and C-Redwood Falls.
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Dear Santa Claus: Did you find
the letter l dropped in your sled! L
wrote it over two times. / tried to
write it very we'll. l hope you liked
it. How many reindeer are you go
ing to drive this year? How do
YOU drive them? / can drive horses,
but l wish l could drive reindeer
sometime l would like pair OF skis
and some ice skates. l really need
them because the Pease kid has some
and play with him. l will be very
good Santa Claus. You are a very
good man and l like you very much.