HULL, Mrs. Lillie, Beeville Bee-Picayune, Thursday. 6 Oct 1927, front page:

Remains of Mrs. J. C. Hull Brought Here. Former Beeville Resident Killed By Street Car 
in San Antonio Monday Morning.

The remains of Mrs. J. C. Hull, (Lillie) were brought to Beeville from San Antonio Tuesday 
afternoon on the 3:15 p.m. train and conveyed to the First Baptist Church where Rev. 0. B. Hill 
conducted the religious service. Internment was in Glenwood Cemetery.

Mrs. Hull was killed Monday morning when she was run down by a street car near her home on 
South Presa Street. She had gone to the car line to put her grandson, Tom Hull, Jr. on a car. 
He was starting to school. As she left to return home a street car from the opposite direction ran 
her down and dragging her about 12 or 15 feet. She was rushed to the hospital where she died 
from the injuries shortly afterwards.

Mrs. Hull, wife of Dr. J. C. Hull, who formerly owned what is now the Atkinson Drug Store, resided 
here for a number of years, the family moving to San Antonio several years ago. She had many 
friends here who grieve with the family in her tragic death. While a resident of this city one of her 
sons, Cooper, had the misfortune to be accidentally killed while out hunting. She had made many 
pilgrimages to his grave here since moving to San Antonio and it was by his side that her remains 
were placed Tuesday afternoon.

Mrs. Hull was about 60 years of age. She is survived by her husband and 3 sons, Dr. Austin Hull, 
Tom Hull and J. C. Hull, all of San Antonio, several grandchildren and numerous other relatives.

A charge of negligent homicide has been filed again J. J. Fox, street car motorman who was in 
charge of the car which ran over Mrs. Hull.