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& Season's Greetings from Area Businesses THE HOLTON RECORDER DEC. 21-23 2020 1A & Season’s Greetings from area businesses Sending Warm Wishes n Jackson Heights Third Grade The following are letters to Dear Santa Claus, I just want a NA NA surprise for the Holidays! Santa Claus written by third- Hi! How is it like in the North and rainbow high doll. Dear Santa, grade students in Jessica Rog- Pole? I bet it is cold with all that Love, Ruby K., Circleville Hi! Thanks for all the presents ers’ class at Jackson Heights. snow. Are the reindeer good every year. How are you? Sor- this year? Are the elves doing Dear Santa, ry for fighting with my brother Dear Santa, their job? How is Mrs. Claus? How are you doing Santa? I will try to be good next year How are you and Mrs. Claus? I will try to be nice even more How are the elves doing? I but, please forgive me because I have a question is Rudolph a next year. May I have a coloring would want makeup and brace- I’m really sorry. If you can get real deer? Have Ivan, Buddy, book with coloring markers that let maker and earrings and me stuff I would like LOL sur- and Snowflake been good at the are double ended? necklace. I would also like a di- prise glamper and the amazing North Pole? Can I have a Pres- Love, Ellie, Whiting ary with a lock and key hooked surprise, some Lego sets and ent Pets toy? Also can I have a to a string and a pencil sharp- maybe some stuffed animals window cling for Drogon? Have Dear Santa, ener and a sparkly cup to keep from my favorite youtuber. a Holly jolly Christmas! Hi! How have you been? at home and I want sweats and Bye Santa can’t wait till next Love, Macyn, Circleville Thank you for the gifts last year! puppy place book. Have a very year. I hope Rudolph is ready for this good Christmas. Love, Brandi, Holton Dear Santa, year! I tried to do my best this From, London, Holton & How are you? Thank you for year! If I could, I would only Circleville the gifts you brought last year! like for my whole family to have Dear Santa, Why do you only come at night? a great Christmas! I want my Dear Santa, I love your work and how How do you fit down the chim- family to also have a great gift. How have the reindeer been? are the reindeer today? I hope ney? I have tried to be good all I hope you have a great Christ- I hope you and Mrs. Clause well. Also I can write cursive. year. For Christmas I want ev- mas! I will see you next year! have been well. Do they have How are you? I know it’s kind eryone to have a good Christ- Your Friend, Emily, Holton the corona up north? I hope of crazy year but can I have an mas and to be together and get everyone stays safe this Christ- XBox One for Junior please? what they what. I would like a Dear Santa, mas. I have been kinda goofy He’s my best friend. If it’s ok Baby Yoda and a lot of Chris How have you been these this year. I would like a pogo can I please have a 3DS and an Riddell books. Your cookies crazy year! How are the elves? stick and a lot of Legos so I can Xbox 360 please? For Emma a will be waiting on you. I have been a little bit mean to build a city. I would also like a remote control boat. Good bye Don Ash & Son, Inc. Love, Ava, Netawaka my friend but I will be nicer to big drone with a camera and a my mom’s friend. 730 Vermont Ave., Holton, Kan. him next year. I would like to remote. Love, Cylus, Holton Dear Santa, have a hover board and Ninten- Love, Skylar, Whiting 785-364-2417 How many elves do you have? do Switch please. And one more Dear Santa, What are their names? Do you thing can I have a PS4? Hope Dear Santa Claus, How have you been this year? have a special language? How do you have some great holidays. Hi! How are you this year? I I hope the elves are doing fine. you say Kane in your language? Owen, Holton have tried to be good and nice Also you are a nice Santa Claus I’ve had some times where I was to my sister. I have tried to be too. I know that you are tired of angry and I was mean, but I’ve Dear Santa, less annoying to my brother. going into peoples chimneys. I made up for it by cleaning the Hi, so how is Mrs. Claus do- I only want three things this promise I will be good forever. clubhouse. Can I get a new tool ing and I just want to say thank year. I want to have a Blue’s I want a skateboard but I have set? And an NBA jersey? I wish you for the gifts last year. Also Clues dog and an elf and a Nin- to go two places and I will have everyone at the North PHole a is Rudolph how is he doing? I tendo Switch. Have a holly jolly too much toys and I have to say Merry Christmas! like the name and you are just Christmas. have a great year! Merry Christmas! Your Friend, Kane, Whiting amazing at bringing all the toys. Love, Karra, Netawaka From, Jonathan, Holton Here’s hoping your Christmas is beautiful in every way. The following are letters to Dear Santa, and iPhone 12. I hope you have let guy, a hover board, cows, a Thank you for your business. Santa written by students in Hi Santa! How you been? I’ve a safe ride. four-wheeler, fishing pole, deer Kristi Altenburg’s third grade been great oh and I’ve been Love, Kade Sides, Holton antlers, the iPhone 11, a K-State class at Jackson Heights El- wondering what’s your middle helmet, and a deer call. We will ementary School. name. I would love to know! Dear Santa Clause, have cookies and milk waiting Thanks for the elf, Owen. I Hi! How are you doing in for you. Dear Santa, have tried to be good this year. the North Pole? How is Mrs. Sincerely, Weston Schooler, Adkins Insurance Agency, Inc. How are you and Mrs. Clause I would like to get for Christ- Clause? Is she doing well? Any- Circleville [email protected] doing? Are the elves and rein- mas is a teal Polaroid camera, 3 thing planned for the summer? 785-364-3771 • Holton deer being good? I think I have walkie-talkies please, also a teal Anything fun you doing in the Dear Santa, been good but then I don’t think hover board please, and could summer? I have probably been Hi! I hope you are doing good. I have been good. For Christ- you help me with something? good all year? Well for Christ- How is the reindeer doing? I mas, I want a Xbox or a PS4, I wanna give something to my mas I would like an Xbox 1 X, 4 hope they are doing good. How pyro camera, Schleich barn, parents so I need your help could controllers, a Nerf gun, a Train, is Mrs. Claus doing? I have mint and apple treats for my you make a best mom and dad you could get your elves to make tried to be good for you. I want horses, watch to keep my steps, mug and label it mom and dad it a Lego one? Last but not least a doll for chrisms. I want some glitter glue stamps and glue for and put it on my side of presents a drone home board game. I will clothes. I want a desk. I want a my horses. I hope you have and I’ll say Santa helped me out have milk and cookies waiting Loll. I want some high heels. I a safe trip I hope there will be with this gift. Also I would like for you so hope you have a safe want some boots. I want a sur- milk and cookies for you on the a huge stuffed animal brown drive. prise Doll. I want a doll bed. I table in the living room waiting horse from Tractor supply, and Love, Reed Karns, want one of the big Dolls. And for you to eat them. a couple of Na Na Na surprise Circleville I want one of the big doll beds. Love, Ruby Robinson, dolls. Be Safe Santa! I hope my letter will get to you. Holton Love, Kallan Ingels, Holton Dear St. Nicholas, Love, Ashlynn Corn, I know none of my letters have Whiting Dear Santa, reached you, but I hope this one Hello! How are your reindeer? does. Anyway, do you actually Dear Santa, What do you during other sea- live in the North Pole or do they I have been wandering what sons? How is Mrs. Claus and just say that? I know I yell a lot do you do during the summer? Dancer? How is it going in the but I didn’t mean to. For Christ- How is Mrs. Claus doing? Have North Pole? Are your elves be- mas, I would like money so we the elves been good? I have been ing good and hard working? can make our house look like pretty good this year.
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