Robert Colby & Lois McDonald's Images of America Magalia to Stirling City, by Arcadia Press, p. 14, 16: "Magalia Hall was built by Charles Bader, a prominent Magalia hotel keeper. He made it an adjunct to his hotel. One might call it the convention center of Magalia." Across the street were the Bader rental cottages. "The Bader Hotel offered Magalia's most luxurious accommodations. This was the third of three Bader Hotels, built in 1895, all of which were destroyed in fires. The hotel was patronized by mining engineers and speculators. Many came up from the hot, marlaria-prone valley towns for health reasons. There was no central heating, but hot water bottles came with the room as well as chamber pots. The usual facilities were up the small hill to the rear."
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The Chico Enterprise, Wednesday Evening, January 26, 1938: "C.W. Bader Dies At Magalia Home. Charles William Bader, 85, a native of Sacramento and a resident of Magalia for the past 83 years, died at his home this morning. Bader played an important part in the early development of the Cherokee mining project, and was interested in numerous mining enterprises in the Magalia district. He was a member of the Cherokee IOOF lodge and Table Mountain F&AM, having received the fifty year membership button.
"Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Emily Bader, Magalia; three daughters, Mrs. Mable Kroeger, Oroville; Mrs. Hilda Fults, Oakland; Mrs. Eva Storey, Fairfield; and two sons, William C. Bader, Chico; Charles Bader, Magalia; and the following sisters, Mrs. Emma Mowry, Mrs. Ida Heinrich, and Mrs. Josephine Weaver all of Sacramento.
"Funeral arrangements are pending at the Westfall funeral home.
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The Chico Enterprise, Wednesday Evening, January 26, 1938: "C.W. Bader Dies At Magalia Home. Charles William Bader, 85, a native of Sacramento and a resident of Magalia for the past 83 years, died at his home this morning. Bader played an important part in the early development of the Cherokee mining project, and was interested in numerous mining enterprises in the Magalia district. He was a member of the Cherokee IOOF lodge and Table Mountain F&AM, having received the fifty year membership button.
"Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Emily Bader, Magalia; three daughters, Mrs. Mable Kroeger, Oroville; Mrs. Hilda Fults, Oakland; Mrs. Eva Storey, Fairfield; and two sons, William C. Bader, Chico; Charles Bader, Magalia; and the following sisters, Mrs. Emma Mowry, Mrs. Ida Heinrich, and Mrs. Josephine Weaver all of Sacramento.
"Funeral arrangements are pending at the Westfall funeral home.
Robert Colby & Lois McDonald's Images of America Magalia to Stirling City, by Arcadia Press, p. 14, 16: "Magalia Hall was built by Charles Bader, a prominent Magalia hotel keeper. He made it an adjunct to his hotel. One might call it the convention center of Magalia." Across the street were the Bader rental cottages. "The Bader Hotel offered Magalia's most luxurious accommodations. This was the third of three Bader Hotels, built in 1895, all of which were destroyed in fires. The hotel was patronized by mining engineers and speculators. Many came up from the hot, marlaria-prone valley towns for health reasons. There was no central heating, but hot water bottles came with the room as well as chamber pots. The usual facilities were up the small hill to the rear."
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The Chico Enterprise, Wednesday Evening, January 26, 1938: "C.W. Bader Dies At Magalia Home. Charles William Bader, 85, a native of Sacramento and a resident of Magalia for the past 83 years, died at his home this morning. Bader played an important part in the early development of the Cherokee mining project, and was interested in numerous mining enterprises in the Magalia district. He was a member of the Cherokee IOOF lodge and Table Mountain F&AM, having received the fifty year membership button.
"Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Emily Bader, Magalia; three daughters, Mrs. Mable Kroeger, Oroville; Mrs. Hilda Fults, Oakland; Mrs. Eva Storey, Fairfield; and two sons, William C. Bader, Chico; Charles Bader, Magalia; and the following sisters, Mrs. Emma Mowry, Mrs. Ida Heinrich, and Mrs. Josephine Weaver all of Sacramento.
"Funeral arrangements are pending at the Westfall funeral home.
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The Chico Enterprise, Wednesday Evening, January 26, 1938: "C.W. Bader Dies At Magalia Home. Charles William Bader, 85, a native of Sacramento and a resident of Magalia for the past 83 years, died at his home this morning. Bader played an important part in the early development of the Cherokee mining project, and was interested in numerous mining enterprises in the Magalia district. He was a member of the Cherokee IOOF lodge and Table Mountain F&AM, having received the fifty year membership button.
"Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Emily Bader, Magalia; three daughters, Mrs. Mable Kroeger, Oroville; Mrs. Hilda Fults, Oakland; Mrs. Eva Storey, Fairfield; and two sons, William C. Bader, Chico; Charles Bader, Magalia; and the following sisters, Mrs. Emma Mowry, Mrs. Ida Heinrich, and Mrs. Josephine Weaver all of Sacramento.
"Funeral arrangements are pending at the Westfall funeral home.
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