Cook House Improvements

S. C. Falkeijburg, a contractor of Detroit, was in the city to-day looking over the Cook House with the view of developing plans for au addition to the house. It is the intention of the proprietor, A. L. Nowlin, of Ypsilanti, to build to the south of the present building a sufficient distance so that the lower part of the addition will be made into two stores. The upper part wiil be flnished off for rooms, tnaking about lifty new ones. liaths, water closets and all modern improvements will be put in. The dining room will be placed in the second story when the iinproyetnents are made and will lx: about 30 x 40 feet in dimensions. When completed it will be a model hostelry. Work will be be;un, Mr. Falkenburg says, in the sprint;.